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November 15, 2014, 05:03 |
Instable interface: capillary force driven imbibition of water in a porous domain
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Hi,
I'm trying to model the imbibition of water in a porous domain. Therefore I set up a simple "1D" model. My geometry has the following dimensions: 5x5x25 mm, the mesh consists of 1000 stacked cells with symmertries to left+right, front+back, an inlet at the bottom and an opening on the top. The pressure drop in the porous domain is modelled by setting the appropriate permeabilty. In addition to that I configured a subdomain to model the capillary and the gravity force. Both are take into account as a bulk source by the following term in z-direction: Code:
g*density -C [N/m^2]*WATER.vfs.grad z The simulation works fine for a few thousand iterations. After that I get a verry blurred asymmetric interface (before the interface gets blurry the pressure field becomes asymmetric): Detailed view with visible mesh. I already tried various settings without success:
How is it even possible to get this kind of asymmetry in a "1D" mesh? I would appreciate any kind of help. Thanks! |
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