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July 7, 2011, 15:26
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Modelling Bleed
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Mohan
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to model bleed inside an intake using the porous jump condition available in Fluent, but I'm lost as to how. The case I have is simple, inside the intake on one of the surfaces there are a number of bleed holes. I intend to model my case in 2D, and for that I will need to use this jump condition. If anyone can give me some guidance here, I'd be thankful. Thank you |
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