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Hi,
I am currently doing simulation on an automotive air intake system. I am using a pressure based solver, with mass flow inlet and pressure outlet. The air intake system is connected to the engine, however I am only running the simulation on the air intake system, which I want my outlet to be a vacuum. May I know how do I do so ? For my boundary conditions, I have set my mass flow inlet to have 0.0678 kg/s and 0 Initial Gauge Pressure. For my outlet, what should I set ? Thanks in advanced. |
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