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Catalin NEACSU
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Hello everybody,
I want to make a simulation involving the interior of the car. I want to introduce the air from the front vents and then the outlet must be at the rear of the car. Also, as boundary conditions i must introduce: - velocity inlet - pressure outlet The model is OK to be K-epsilon relizable? Also, i want to know if there is somebody who have done a simulation like that and can give me some advices regarding that. Thanks a lot. |
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M_Azuan
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Recently i'm having an issue to simulate distribution temperature inside car cabin. May you give me some suggestion how to set up boundary conditions? |
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