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September 26, 2001, 05:47
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Applying Symmetry B.C's
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Is it possible, and if yes, pointers to relevant cham lit please, to define symmetry B.C's in Phoenics.
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September 26, 2001, 10:35
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Re: Applying Symmetry B.C's
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The default boundary condition for any external boundary of the domain is symmetry. Therefore, in PHOENICS, there is nothing for you to do at such boundaries.
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September 29, 2001, 23:30
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Re: Applying Symmetry B.C's
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Dear Mike
I don't known what's your meaning.I want to set two inlets,one in west wall and another in east wall.They are symmetric.Corresponding your meanings, may i just only set the west inlet? Regards yours guanjian |
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