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July 26, 2017, 04:57	OpenFoam- Loss of Vacuum Simulations	#1
Fabiio87 New Member Fabio Join Date: Jun 2016 Posts: 11 Rep Power: 9	Dear all, I'm a student, and I'm now approaching to use OpenFoam to simulate the expansion of the air in a containment in low pressure conditions ( 100-1000 Pa). This expansion due to the high pressure difference occurs in super sonic conditions inside the containment. I just want to know if someone of you have ever approached such a problem, in order to have a better idea of how to start. Best Regards, Fabio

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