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Does anyone know how to make a user defined oscillating pressure inlet boundary condition in Star-CCM?
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This can be done with tables or we have to write a pice of java code using the API
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Could I simply apply a user defined field function in the form of a FFT with terms of the form: A_1*cos(2*pi*freq*$Time+Phi_1) for a pressure inlet boundary condition?
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I'm not sure what venkatesh is talking about, you can just create a new field function to do this then set the boundary specification to that ff
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Use table B.C pressure with time Tools-Tables-.....
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