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Problems with INLET/OUTLET boundary conditions

Posted 29.06.2016, 10:25 GMT-4 Fluid & Heat, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 5.2 2 Replies

Ricardo Blanco
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Hi everybody,

I have a water purificator reactor which has an inlet and an outlet. I want to stablish the same dispersed phase concentration for the outlet and the inlet. I mean, the dispersed phase concentration that gets in the reactor must be the same that goes out.

How can I do it? What do I have to change in the boundary conditions?

Thank you

Ricardo.
2 Replies Last Post 30.06.2016, 05:38 GMT-4
杲哲 蔡
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Posted: 8 years ago 30.06.2016, 05:17 GMT-4
Hi Ricardo,

Can you attach a screenshot of your Physical field setting?

Gonzalo
Hi Ricardo, Can you attach a screenshot of your Physical field setting? Gonzalo
Ricardo Blanco
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Posted: 8 years ago 30.06.2016, 05:38 GMT-4
Outlet in the left part of the rectangle and inlet in the right part. I want the same concentration por disperse phase in the outlet and in the inlet.

Thanks,

Ricardo
Outlet in the left part of the rectangle and inlet in the right part. I want the same concentration por disperse phase in the outlet and in the inlet. Thanks, Ricardo

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