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vikingd February 20, 2020 09:31

Pressure inlet boundary condition
 
Hello,
I want to translate the pressure-inlet boundary condition that I am using on Fluent to another CFD solver. I have the following options
The Dirichlet boundary condition.
Neumann boundary condition.
Which would be most suitable in this case?

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks

LuckyTran February 20, 2020 11:29

Applying a pressure value on a boundary is a Dirichlet type in pressure. But make sure this is a Dirichlet for pressure (and not velocity).


Dirichlet means you fix the value. Neumann means you fix the gradient.

vinerm February 20, 2020 11:53

Pressure Condition
 
As mentioned, it is Dirichlet. However, there is no conservation equation for pressure, hence, pressure value is not directly applied at the boundary. It is used to determine a velocity and that is applied. Pressure value is used only as a reference to adjust the pressure-field in the rest of the domain.


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