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November 13, 2003, 07:25 |
Boundary problem
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Hi,
I have an inlet on a box for which i have no boundary conditions. The inlet is just below a flame so that air is being sucked into the system from this inlet. What inlet boundary condition should i use. I would like to use an outflow boundary at the outlet to the system and this means i cannot use a pressure inlet boundary at the inlet. Is there a way around this? Can i set the inlet as a pressure outlet, is that appropriate? Regards Eric |
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November 18, 2003, 21:48 |
Re: Boundary problem
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Your idea doesn't match coz when u set outlet as a boundary condition air will not be sucked anyway. I recken to set a fan as boundary condition.... that will blow air into the firebox as it needs.
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