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December 18, 2018, 01:47
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Fan through a pipe
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Su Zhou
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Hi everyone,
I am beginner at using CFDs but recently I've been experimenting with the software. I am currently trying to simulate the flow of particulate matter through a pipe using a fan to propel the particulates. Do I need to use the Fan or Intake fan boundary condition? Thankyou for your help, Su |
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December 18, 2018, 07:47
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Lucky
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The Fan BC is not that spectacular, it's just like a combination of a pressure inlet and velocity inlet.
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