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Inlet flow boundaries inside the domain
Posted 7 set 2018, 09:21 GMT-4 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) 1 Reply
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I would like to evaluate the air flow inside an ice rink. So I try to define the ventilation inlet like a boundary surface somewhere in the top of the domain. But the boundaries are inside the domain and not in the wall of the ceiling. I want to skip the duct system, but when I try to define the inlet boundary in the physics sector , it gives the error that the boundary is not applicable. Could you help me to define them?
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You need to deduct the duct volume from air space. Then you can use one wall of the duct as inlet.