Hi,
I'm trying to run the 'flow past a flap' FSI test case with a rigid solid. Is it possible to apply a prescribed velocity instead of a pressure gradient between the inlet and the outlet?
I would like to apply an initial velocity of 1 in the x-direction to the inlet, outlet, and to the fluid. I've tried to apply it as a boundary condition to the inlet and outlet but my results show a near zero velocity in the fluid domain, aside from an area of higher velocity at the base of the flap.
Many thanks,
Maryrose
I'm trying to run the 'flow past a flap' FSI test case with a rigid solid. Is it possible to apply a prescribed velocity instead of a pressure gradient between the inlet and the outlet?
I would like to apply an initial velocity of 1 in the x-direction to the inlet, outlet, and to the fluid. I've tried to apply it as a boundary condition to the inlet and outlet but my results show a near zero velocity in the fluid domain, aside from an area of higher velocity at the base of the flap.
Many thanks,
Maryrose
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