Pressure boundary condition

[nataraj2]

Hi,

I learned from the JCP paper that describes the IAMR formulation that an outflow uses phi_MAC=0 (no tangential acceleration condition). I would like to know if IAMR does a global mass conservation correction when dealing with inflow-outflow cases.

[asalmgren]

hTe integral of the normal velocity on the outflow face is equal to the integral of the velocity on the inflow face (assuming side walls) after the MAC projection. This is the velocity field that updates the density. So mass is conserved. Is this what you're asking about mass conservation? If not, could you add more detail about what you're asking?

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[nataraj2]

Yes. That was the question I had. Thanks for clarifying.