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Old   April 11, 2002, 04:36
Default boundary condition at free surface
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vineet
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hi,

what boundary conditions are to be given at free surface while modelling it in VOF can anyone tell me. i am giving it as wall with shear stress as zero.
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Old   April 14, 2002, 07:04
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Rajeev Kumar Singh
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I too keep the free surface as wall with specified zero stress when modeling fluid flow in tundish. If you do not consider heat transfer then you can change the free surface to be symmetry or pressure inlet condtion. Pressure inlet is what FLuent recommends but I am not sure how because pressure inlet will then ask for velocity and turbulence parameters.
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Old   April 14, 2002, 07:13
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hi,

actually i am trying to modell free surface flow past cylinder in 2D, i am using VOF, i made 2 zones in gambit only and in fluent now how should i go abt doing it.

if u know please suggest. thanks, vineet
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