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April 21, 2020, 13:31 |
What Outlet Boundary Condition Should I Use
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Jeff Stout
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I copied the case from rotatingFanInRoom and modified it for my problem. This is an incompressible PimpleFoam case. Then I changed the case to model a rotating valve in a cylinder.
I have a constant velocity on the inlet, and I want to measure the pressure on the outlet, and back pressure on the inlet. The rotatingFanInRoom specifies U like this: inlet { type fixedValue; value uniform (-0.1 0 0); } outlet { type pressureInletOutletVelocity; value uniform (0 0 0); } The pressureInletOutletVelocity BC I copied from rotatingFanInRoom is not giving me good results. I tried replacing the outlet BC with zeroGradient but the simulator blew up after about 7 hours. But I'm not sure where to place the blame since I changed half a dozen other things at the same time. Is zeroGradient the right boundary condition for this type of problem? |
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outlet boundary condition, pimplefoam |
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