Setting Boundary Conditions: Mass Fraction & Velocity | ANSYS Car Combustion Case Study - 7

In this video, I explain how to set up essential boundary conditions for the car combustion CFD simulation, including thermal conductivity, specified mass fraction, and velocity. Properly defining these parameters is crucial for realistic combustion and flow behavior modeling in ANSYS Fluent. Part of the ANSYS Car Combustion Case Study series.

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