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October 30, 2015, 09:05 |
2D Fluid Force
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jiko
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I have a 2D simulation setup. z-direction is one cell wide and gravity is acting in -ve z-direction. Flow is coming from X-min and outflow boundary is at X-max.
Does the fluid force in this case represent Force per unit length or is it Force per length of the z-axis? The 2nd query: I have prescribed a known hydrostatic pressure at the y boundaries (static pressure) in order to aid the simulation pressure convergence. Is this correct? Due to 2D cross-sectional domain being at certain water depth the hydrostatic pressure is imposed on y. Any comment will be greatly appreciated. Regards |
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