intel and outel in teh same boundary

Louis C · June 3, 2011, 12:21

hello,

I have a cavity with a single enter.
So this enter is inlet and outel. I want to input a function field on the pressure, like Pinlet=cos(time), Poutlet=-cos(time).
But how can set these conditions on the same boundary?

I hope that my english is not so bad, and that you can understand me

Thanks for your help.

abdul099 · July 10, 2011, 06:37

Either you split up the boundary (strongly recommended), or you can modify your field function (NOT recommended) to something like

$$Position[0]>=-0.1&&$$Position[0]<=0.1?-cos(time):cos(time)

You can also add some more conditions like $$Position[0] (x-direction), $$Position[1] (y-direction) etc.
When you need a circular split up, you might think about using $$Position[] in a cylindrical coordinate system. See the field function programming reference.

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June 3, 2011, 12:21	intel and outel in teh same boundary	#1
Louis C New Member Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	hello, I have a cavity with a single enter. So this enter is inlet and outel. I want to input a function field on the pressure, like Pinlet=cos(time), Poutlet=-cos(time). But how can set these conditions on the same boundary? I hope that my english is not so bad, and that you can understand me Thanks for your help.

July 10, 2011, 06:37		#2
abdul099 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 636 Rep Power: 21	Either you split up the boundary (strongly recommended), or you can modify your field function (NOT recommended) to something like $$Position[0]>=-0.1&&$$Position[0]<=0.1?-cos(time):cos(time) You can also add some more conditions like $$Position[0] (x-direction), $$Position[1] (y-direction) etc. When you need a circular split up, you might think about using $$Position[] in a cylindrical coordinate system. See the field function programming reference.