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January 26, 2014, 17:04 |
Moving a trimtab at the water's edge (free surface)
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3D schematic model showed in pic
help me to Descripted Bonudary Conditions and meshing model. I thank you ahead for your help. |
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January 27, 2014, 06:39 |
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ram
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u can break B.C 2 and B.C 4 in to two boundaries while define them in Gambit. So u can handle better while air and water are separated. Then for water u can choose mass flow inlet and out flow, and for air u can choose both of them pressure outlet in the left and right side.
I'm here for more comments of others. TNX |
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January 27, 2014, 09:45 |
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This pic showed my model whitout mesh.
but The model meshed showed in pic. Mesh around an obstacle with a high density that quad/tri used for mesh surface. and other surface used quad(map). Is it OK? what is mesh model better? |
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free surface, multiphase, transient, trimtab |
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