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February 5, 2017, 23:58
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pressure drop simulation in star-ccm+ by boundary(or interface) condition
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Mingzhe Liu
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Hellow everyone,
I'm a beginner on star-ccm+ and trying to perform a simulation of a piping system. But now I'm confused about how to model a pressure drop caused by valve in a piping. So my question is How do i do that in star-ccm+? by boundary or interface(periodic boundary)? |
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February 6, 2017, 08:32
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Nils Hennig
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Hi,
you should have a look at porous Interfaces or porous regions. Greetings |
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