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How do I switch a boundary condition from outlet to wall and vice versa during a transient simulation?

Tagged: ansys-cfx, transient, wall
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:33 am
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      This can be done using a workaround: Add a small additional domain downstream of the outlet, which will provide a new outlet. The previous outlet can be set to a conditional GGI interface. The opening and closing condition for the interface can be set by a logical expression. Check “Conditional Connection Control” in CFX-Pre Users Guide.

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