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February 22, 2019, 08:05
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BC for a pressure drop simulating a drain
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Piera Fischione
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Hi everybody! This is my first post ever! I've started using openFoam for a couple of months. I'd need some help for setting boudary conditions.
I simulate drainage in a porous media. I imposed the atmospheric pressure as BC in outflow (like a drain). For velocity, I imposed pressureInletOutletVelocity boundary condition. I was wondering if there would be a boundary condition that replicates a concentrated pressure drop at the outflow, as though the drain was less efficient. Thank you! 
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