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November 8, 2005, 23:02
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BC's for free flows
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When creating the geometry and setting the boundary conditions (BC's), what is the best one to use? I have seen symmetry, pressure far field and pressure inlet. Also I have used walls and specify the shear as zero. Is it a case of "depends on your problem?".
For example if i want to model a spray from any nozzle into the open still air, would you use symmetry or pressure far field or even pressure inlet? Thanks |
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