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January 28, 2014, 17:36 |
VOF UDF unsteady inlet/outlet
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Daniel Horna
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I would like to implement a simple wave propagating in the domain without making a dynamic mesh. I would like to specify both the free surface elevation and the velocity as a function of time. Fluent only allows me to specify the velocity with a UDF but not the free surface elevation (VOF Open channel). How can I accomplish this? Also, I looked that there is an option for VOF waves. How do I use this to generate a wave?
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January 30, 2014, 11:32 |
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Adam Læssøe
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Hi Daniel
I can't help you with the UDF. As for the Open Channel Wave BC: In Models:Multiphase:VOF, enable Open Channel [√] and Open Channel Wave BC [√] Now under boundary conditions, set you inlet zone to Velocity inlet. Edit its settings and enable Open Channel Wave BC, then specify the wave you want under the Multiphase tab. |
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