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Christian
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Hi,
I'm trying to simulate a closed water circuit with interFoam (a scheme is attached). The question is: is there a boundary which can ideally replace a pump rotor, or should I make a new one? Do you have any recommendations? I saw surfaceNormalFixedValue but I would like to impose pressure as well. Thanks in advance! Christian |
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