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October 2, 2014, 12:43 |
Regarding multiple porous body
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ijaz fazil
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Hi
I'm modelling multiple porous zone as concentric rings. I have following doubts. My flow is unidirectional along z axis (perpendicular to the concentric rings) and circles are concnetric along y axis How should I define the directional vector? Is it necessary to create interface between the porous zones and just leave it as interior? Do I need to create interface between the normal zone and porous zones? I'm just calculating the pressure difference across the rings and calculate inertia and viscous terms (1/alpha and C2) Do I need to consider any thing other than this Regards Ijaz |
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fluent, porous body, porous domain, porous jump, porous media input |
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