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February 7, 2002, 14:31 |
cfd backstep flow
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what is the outflow and inflow pressure boundary conditions, inthe flow past a backstep (unsteady laminar)using vorticity_stream function formulation
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February 7, 2002, 22:10 |
Re: cfd backstep flow
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I'm not understanding.
For stream function vorticity method, the pressure is removed from the problem mathematically. That's one of the advantages of the method; you don't have a pressure to put BC's on. You specify boundary conditions on the stream function and vorticity. |
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February 8, 2002, 16:10 |
Re: cfd backstep flow
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i know, but after solving for the stra and vorticity iwant to calculate the pressure field
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