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Old   March 3, 2008, 08:00
Default Boundary details, free slip or no slip?
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Tiago
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Hi!

In CFX-PRE -- boundary domain- default/Boundary details/ wall influence on flow, there are two options :

-No Slip -Free Slip

My simulation type is in regime transient.

And i am trying to simulate a tank with water inside.

I must put No slip or free slip? What is the difference between these parameters?

Thanks one more time!

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Old   March 3, 2008, 08:58
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No slip I.e. Fluid Velocity=0 on the walls Free slip = no friction between fluid and wall
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Old   March 3, 2008, 09:36
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Hai Tiago,

Whether the water in the tank static or Dynamic? Are you doing a open cavity problem?

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Old   March 3, 2008, 12:22
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Hi! the water in the tank is dynamic.

And the tank is open in top!

Itīs better use no slip?or free slip?

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Old   March 3, 2008, 17:34
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Hi,

Almost certainly you want the water phase to be no slip, but for some simulations you may wish the air phase to be free slip so you don't get wall function problems if the air drag is insignificant in the simulation. I think the CFX tutorials talk about this issue.

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Old   August 20, 2013, 23:54
Default free slip boundary condition for gas
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Hello

I study gas- liquid bubble column. and I use free slip boundary condition for gas base on previous study. I want to understand why I have to use this
boundary condition for gas.
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