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Old   August 6, 2007, 15:03
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Sandilya Garimella
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Hello, I want to simulate air being sucked into a pipe connected to pump. I want to see how the velocity vectors are formed and what will be the plume of air being sucked in.

Example: I want to see how air around a vacuum cleaner duct behaves as it gets sucked in when you switch on the machine.

What kind of boundary condition can I give to the domain.

Thank you.
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Old   August 8, 2007, 14:57
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red lemon
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Pressure inlet with total pressure of 1 atmosphere (abs). Make sure it is far enough away from the device.
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