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April 10, 2013, 05:24
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boundary condition inside a cylinder
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mohsen khandan
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hi
I'm a new OF user. I have a cylinder which has 10 holes on its side surface as inlets. there is a top outlet. I try to model the flow inside the tube by icoFoam. I know the inlet's surface area and also the volume flux(m3/h) and also inlets pressure so I can calculate the velocity inlet. I know the inlet temperature too. I know the outlet pressure also,and its temperature. but I don't know how to set my boundary condition and which kind of them should be chosen.  I look forward to see your helps. thank you in advanced. Mohsen Khandan |
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