In this tutorial we are using Helyx as a front end for OpenFoam. The complete workflow is displayed, from the CAD, Helyx to the postprocessing with Paraview. The video focus’ on a one inlet/multi outlet problem, where it is not clear how much water will flow out of the every opening.
The boundary condition are set to the following values:
If you have questions or critique than please leave a comment on the video at youtube.
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