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Old   July 2, 2012, 11:37
Default B.C. for an opening between inside and outside
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Dear all,

Which boundary condition is the best for an opening between inside and outside?
Note that the air flow is possible through this opening without any limitation.

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In most cases, an opening would be a suitable choice.

It allows the flow to leave and enter the domain. An outlet would prevent the flow from entering the computational domain.
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Dear Alexander Stief,
Thank you for your reply.
I searched for the B.C. type of “opening”, but I have not found that.
Could you please let me know where I could define it? Or, just leave it and it would be automatically assumed as the opening?
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Sorry, my bad. The name "opening" only exists in CCM+.

In fluent, the "pressure outlet" corresponds to this type of boundary condition.
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