How to apply face pressures

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Neumann boundary condition are applied using following conditions in KRATOS,

 FACE2D(3D) or  FACEPRESSURE2D(3D) in STRUCTURAL application
 Fluid3DNeumann or Monolithic2DNeumann(and 3D) in INCOMPRESSIBLE application.

All of them take external pressures, through variables like, EXTERNAL_PRESSURE, PRESSURE,NEGATIVE_FACE_PRESSURE and POSITIVE_FACE_PRESSURE, and then compute the NORMAL and apply the calculated forces on the nodes.

Fluid3DNeumann is written to work with Fractional step solvers while Monolithic2DNeumann is written to work with mixed u-p systems. The reader is supposed to have a look on these conditions and choose the one tha tis more appropriate to his/her needs.

How to apply face pressures

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-Posietive and/or negative face pressure are added using a '''condition''' called ''Face3D'', for displacement as unknown, or ''FaceVel3D'', for velocity as unknown.
+Neumann boundary condition are applied using following conditions in KRATOS,
-This '''condition''' uses two variables called ''NEGATIVE_FACE_PRESSURE'' and ''POSITIVE_FACE_PRESSURE'' to read assigned pressure values on the nodes of the condition and
-therefore it is necessaey to add them as varibles in the python file.
+  FACE2D(3D) or  FACEPRESSURE2D(3D) in STRUCTURAL application
-''Face3D'' and ''FaceVel3D'',as linear triangular conditin, could be fined in ''custom_conditions'' of ''structural application''.
+  Fluid3DNeumann or Monolithic2DNeumann(and 3D) in INCOMPRESSIBLE application.
+All of them take external pressures, through variables like, EXTERNAL_PRESSURE, PRESSURE,NEGATIVE_FACE_PRESSURE and POSITIVE_FACE_PRESSURE, and then
+compute the NORMAL and apply the calculated forces on the nodes.
+'''Fluid3DNeumann''' is written to work with '''Fractional step''' solvers while '''Monolithic2DNeumann''' is written to work with mixed u-p systems.
+The reader is supposed to have a look on these conditions and choose the one tha tis more appropriate to his/her needs.