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January 12, 2017, 16:54 |
friction coefficient?
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Hydreaulic structures
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hi dear experts
static friction coefficient in what issues can be used? i have many tried to finding it's application in help of the software, but unfortunately i can't find any subject relevant to it. The only thing I could find about it I've given below: The rough component should be assigned a no-slip surface (via a negative static friction coefficient). Is it only applied to simulate the flow in the pipes Or can also be used in open channel? would be grateful for any commnets & introduce reference to it. best regards hamid |
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February 6, 2017, 13:21 |
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This variable is discussed in the Model Reference->Viscosity and Turbulence ->Wall slipe section of the help manual.
Use a negative value for a no slip surface, and and positive values for partial slip surfaces. Applications where you might want a partial slip are some type of coating inside of pipe. It could use it for a channel application, but not sure for what purpose. As the modeler, you would need to decide if it is correct for your application. |
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