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August 13, 2017, 12:46 |
Boundary conditions for simulating an infinite duct?
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Tom
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Hello,
I am trying to simulate two infinitively long square ducts connected by a small gap. I would like to map the velocity and pressure from the outlet to the inlet, and raise the values of the pressure field by a flat value to drive the flow that way. Here is an image of my geometry: I'm uncertain what boundary condition would allow me to do so, as the list of standard boundary conditions is somewhat sparse on detail, and a Google search hasn't been very helpful either. Does anyone have a recommendation? Thank in advance. |
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