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Amin Shariat KHah
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Dear Foamers,
![]() I have read every posts about pressure driven flow ![]() ![]() if we have a pressure driven flow and we don't know about velocity but we know pressure boundary condition, we use velocity (U/0) in this form: inlet : type pressureInletVelocity value uniform(0 0 0 ) ; outlet: type zerogradient and pressure as below: inlet: type fixedValue; value uniform 1; (we assume 1 is value of pressure at inlet) outlet type fixedValue; value uniform 0; And another queation, is this pressure value, real or divided by density? ![]() |
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Dear Nmia
Thanks very much dadash ![]() Is the boundary conditions right? |
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I've heard about some boundary condition which name is FAN ,
any body know different between fan and pressureInletVelocity? ![]() Is it possible to use it in poiseulle flow? |
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Nima Samkhaniani
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fan is periodic boundary condition with a pressure difference between to cyclic face,
i suggest you to look at channelIcoFoam, if you want to cyclic boundary condition, however you can use Fan for pressure driven flow! |
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Thanks Dear Nima,
have you any idea about it that how can I understand what OpenFoam Code do, when we use one of any boundary conditions? |
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1) there is a little description about each code in .C files, you can look at it
2) search in forum about solver 3) look at OpenWiki 4)chalmarse university maybe you find some extra tutorials |
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Thanks very much Dear Nima
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