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November 24, 2015, 17:36 |
Pressure boundary conditions
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Martin Nolan
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Hi all,
I need to calculate flow rate from a 2d pipe. The 'total' pressure difference between inlet and outlet is only 1 pascal. The pressure inlet be asks me to define total gauge pressure, which is fine. However outlet says only gauge pressure - I presume static pressure. Using a value of 1 pascal less than the inlet BC does not give me accurate results vs theoretical results. Can anyone advise? Thank you |
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