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Old   February 26, 2013, 06:17
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Hiii..
In this case i am simulating air and EGR mixing in this nozzle.
i am not willing to give mass flow inlet for EGR (although i have mass flow rates for EGR1 and EGR2 inlets). I want to drive the EGR due to pressure difference in this convergent divergent nozzle.
I have attached the BC's i want to simulate. Would like you to help me with the what exact BC's to be used. If i give mass flow then pressure dsnt matches and vice versa.I have used the following BC's but of no use
a) Inlet - Mass flow , EGR's inlet - stagnation inlet, Outlet - Pressure outlet
b) Inlet - Stagnation inlet, EGR's inlet - Pressure outlet ( with target mass flow) , Outlet - pressure outlet

Physics i have used are as follows:
Ideal gas, K-e turbulence, passive scalars, segregated temp, segregated energy, all y+ etc

Help me out with this

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RD
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