To make water shape more smooth

flow_3d_user · April 20, 2015, 13:13

dear all

I am trying simulation of water sloshing in tank.

I wonder if there is any function in flow-3d post-processing step or flowsight which makes lump of fluid (somewhat rough shape in post-processing display) shown more smoothly like real world.

or is it the matter of mesh resolution?

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For reference

The cylinderical tank : diameter - about 6 m , height - about 11 m
Number of cells of mesh block: 500000

Taimoor Ahmad · August 12, 2015, 07:48

This is a matter of mesh-resolution. The lump is of large dimension and will be displayed as it is to my knowledge. You can try refining the mesh in the region you are focusing on.

April 20, 2015, 13:13	To make water shape more smooth	#1
flow_3d_user New Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	dear all I am trying simulation of water sloshing in tank. I wonder if there is any function in flow-3d post-processing step or flowsight which makes lump of fluid (somewhat rough shape in post-processing display) shown more smoothly like real world. or is it the matter of mesh resolution? ---------------------------------- For reference The cylinderical tank : diameter - about 6 m , height - about 11 m Number of cells of mesh block: 500000

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August 12, 2015, 07:48		#2
Taimoor Ahmad New Member Taimoor Ahmad Join Date: Jul 2015 Location: Pakistan Posts: 8 Rep Power: 11	This is a matter of mesh-resolution. The lump is of large dimension and will be displayed as it is to my knowledge. You can try refining the mesh in the region you are focusing on.