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July 4, 2006, 23:30 |
pressure gradient???
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Hi Hey everyone. How to define pressure gradient in fluent. I know there is a macro C_P_G(c,t) to define pressure gradient. But i need dimentionless pressure gradient. So I need to define it as dp/dx. Where dp is the pressure difference and dx is the distance between adjacent cell centers. Can anybody help me. Thanks in advance. Mech
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July 5, 2006, 03:28 |
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Hi Mech, You could defined pressure gradient using a macro C_P_G(c,t)[i]: dp/dx as C_P_G(c,t)[0], dp/dy as C_P_G(c,t)[1], dp/dz as C_P_G(c,t)[2].
I hope I help you. Tomik |
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July 5, 2006, 08:25 |
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Hi Tomik What you written is known to me. I already mentioned how to express pressure gradient by using macros.Perhaps you did not understand. Please read my writing carefully. Anyway thank you for your response.
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