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I'm trying to simulate an elastic pipe using fsiFoam from foam-extend project. Using the following boundary conditions:
U: inlet - fixedValue; outlet - zeroGradient; p: inlet - zeroGradient; outlet - fixedValue; I've got a back-reflection from the outlet boundary during my simulation. I guess that this happens because of not correct boundary condition at the outlet of the domain. Does anybody know what type of boundary condition I have to use to fix this issue ? |
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Hi,
have a look at this boundary condition: https://openfoamwiki.net/index.php/H...dary_condition. Kind regards, Krapf |
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