With FloXpress:
a) Can we analyze the behavior of a fluid in a block with 1 inlet and 2 outlets?
b) Can we analyze the behavior of a fluid in a block with 2 inlets and 1 outlet?
c) Can we analyze the behavior of a fluid in a block with x inputs and y outputs?
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PL
Hello
It seems to me that with FloXpress you can only have one input and one output.
With FloXpress, unless I'm mistaken, you can only select one input and one output. On the other hand, we can be cunning (within the limits of your system to be simulated).
For example, if you have a set with 2 inputs and an output. We can draw a Y as an input, so that we have only one input. This implies that you will not be able to apply different rates to the 2 inputs, and you have to "oversize" this Y so that it is not a limiting point.
Hello
As already mentioned no, you need the full SolidWorks Flow Simulation version to be able to do the simulations you want.
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Hello
You can try to create a volume that connects your 2 inputs or outputs which has an output section corresponding to the sum of your sections