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September 26, 2014, 05:06	Pressure inlet: why total pressure?	#1
I-mech New Member Marco Dc Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: Italy Posts: 20 Rep Power: 12	There are many Threeds about Pressure inlet. The problem here is not the definition of gauge, total, and so on. The question is: why I can't set only Static Pressure at Inlet? What is the difference with CFx? If i want to analyse the 2D-flow between two surface, due to traslation of one of them, in CFx i can set static pressure both to inlet and outlet, in Fluent i have to give information about mass-flow that is unknown. Am i wrong? __________________ Marco

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