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September 14, 2003, 19:51 |
UDS about Boundary condition
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Hi, everyone My case is that fluid flow in a channel. The wall of channel is porous media. I set the boundary type "interface" between porous media and fluid in Gambit. Meanwhile, i have a user defined scalar(UDS). The boundary condition at this interface must satisfy following condition: C1*(DS/Dn)=C2*(DS/Dn) S: user defined scalar C1:constant 1 C2:constant 2 n:the normal vector of interface
My question: How to define this kind of boundary condtion in FLUENT Thank you very much in advance. |
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September 15, 2003, 02:12 |
Re: UDS about Boundary condition
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For an interface within your domain (ie. not a wall or inlet/outlet) you will need to force the boundary condition on the UDS by one or more of the following methods:
1) define a UDS_SOURCE udf 2) define a UDS_FACE_FLUX udf 3) define a UDS_UNSTEADY udf For your condition I think you'll need to use 2) and may need to also use 1) as well. This can be tricky to work out, but its possible. Good Luck! Greg |
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