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hi friends
I am trying to model coaxial jet of water flowing into a water tank open to atmosphere. water level is maintained constant by allowing excess water to emerge out through an pipe at the top of the right wall of the tank. I am specifying velocity inlet at left wall of the tank. what BC should be specified at free surface of water and tank outlet. should i have to go for multiphase analysis, if yes what BC should i specify at the top and exit of the tank thanks Last edited by sreesha; January 28, 2017 at 12:56. |
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