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October 6, 2014, 21:17
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Boundary Conditions
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Emma
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Hello!
I need help creating boundary conditions for a space capsule in subsonic and supersonic wind tunnels. On ICEM CFD, I've created a mesh for a capsule inside a fluid, and at the end, you have to apply boundary conditions before outputting it to Fluent. Can anyone help me out with this step? Thank you Emma |
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October 7, 2014, 11:39
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David Stanbridge
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Emma, You can also change the boundary conditions in Fluent so if you use a velocity inlet and a pressure outlet you can change them depending upon what you want from the simulation
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