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July 3, 2020, 09:11 |
Using Channel wave BC for '' wave tank ''
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Lai Anh Tuan
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I am new to Ansys fluent. I try to create a simple wave by using Channel wave BC. However, the result of 'velocity x' comparing with the reference paper was incorrect. I attach a picture which contains result correctly and myself:
file setup and picture: https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...EO?usp=sharing This is the general setup of my model: +general: time transient, gravity Y = -9.81 + Models: Multiphase:2phase, VOF, open channel flow, open channel wave BC, Implicit; Viscous: Laminar + Materials: air and water, surface tension:0.073 +boundary condition: Inlet: open channel wave->shallow/ intermediate waves-> free surface/bottom:0.5/0-> wave hight/wavelength 0.14/1.02-> stoke 2nd; Pressure outlet: open channel-> free surface/bottom:0.5/0. +Cell zone codition --> multiphase -> numerical beach treatment -->compute from:Inlet +mehtod: PISO + Initializaltion: Hybrid initializtion -> computer from: inlet-> openchannel initialization method: flat + Run calculation: time step size 0.01, number of time step: 2000, Max interation/time step 10 Can help me know where I'm wrong? thanks |
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