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March 26, 2004, 12:34	FLUENT for low pressure case	#1
Jim Guest Posts: n/a	I plan to model the air flow in the piping system using CFD. The system is under high vacuum. Can anybody tell me whether FLUENT works well for low pressure. Thanks!

March 30, 2004, 12:11	Re: FLUENT for low pressure case	#2
J.W.Ryu Guest Posts: n/a	Yes. But, I am not sure extremly low pressure is possible. I generally use Fluent for ~10torr pressure. JWR

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