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January 8, 2016, 10:33
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Outflow boundary condition in Fluent
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Mahsa Ghaffari
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Hi all,
My system has 3 inlet and several outlets. I measured the flow for inlet and outlet. I'm using the velocity inlet boundary condition and outflow for outlets. I faced following problem in my simulation. 1. My simulation doesn't converge properly. The lowest continuity is about 10e-2!!! Which is not good at all. 2. My pressure results sounds ridiculous it change from a very high value to a very low value I don't know how can I fix it. Thank you |
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