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December 29, 2021, 14:35
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surface tension physics on a droplet
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Mojtaba
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Dear experts and all flow-3D users.
I hope this time, you answer me. All my inquiries remained unanswered :'( Anyway... my question is: I am using surface tension physic to see its effect on a droplet when it falls on a surface. But the droplet tends to stick to the walls. I really don't understand why should it stick to the wall. Why does it happen??? Here is its video: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zym...ew?usp=sharing All boundary conditions are symmetry. F-packing is 0.1. Thank you in advance |
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