B.Cs

jiko · October 15, 2010, 11:40

Hi. I have a case of extremely slow moving fluid for example x velocity =0.001m/s in this situation what type of boundary should I have on the downstream end. In case of outflow water seems to flow out . I already tried couple of options but the simulation dies within first few time-steps.

MuxaB · October 23, 2010, 16:09

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Originally Posted by jiko

Hi. I have a case of extremely slow moving fluid for example x velocity =0.001m/s in this situation what type of boundary should I have on the downstream end. In case of outflow water seems to flow out . I already tried couple of options but the simulation dies within first few time-steps.

What kind of flow is it? is pressure mostly hydrostatic? Whould a pressure BC with the fluid height work?

October 15, 2010, 11:40	B.Cs	#1
jiko Member jiko Join Date: Sep 2010 Posts: 31 Rep Power: 16	Hi. I have a case of extremely slow moving fluid for example x velocity =0.001m/s in this situation what type of boundary should I have on the downstream end. In case of outflow water seems to flow out . I already tried couple of options but the simulation dies within first few time-steps.

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