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September 16, 2016, 18:21 |
Density or VOF Gradient
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Alex Day
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Hi,
I am attempting to track a gas-water interface and obtain the normal to the interface. I am thinking that I could use the density gradient as this gives me the correct direction, however I am using a pressure based solver and therefore do not have access to this value. I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions to obtain this normal direction either through computing a density gradient myself (maybe with C_UDSI?) or by computing something like a gradient of the VOF of fluid. Thanks, Alex |
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