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April 6, 2004, 01:10 |
How to define PDE BC with UDF?
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To all Fluent experts all over the world,
I am facing problem for defining BC involved PDE with UDF. Can somebody give me a hand? My PDE BC is div(v)/div(y) = v + constant where v = velocity in y direction Thanks alot... KKLAU |
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April 6, 2004, 03:28 |
Re: How to define PDE BC with UDF?
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Hi,
We can define it via UDF. div(v)/div(y) is defined as C_DVDY(c, t) in UDF macro and this macro is for cell values . So when we use this macro at a specified face via DEFINE_PROFILE , we have to define C0 and THREAD_T0 in the macro. Thank you FJ |
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April 6, 2004, 09:35 |
Re: How to define PDE BC with UDF?
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Hello, Before asking all those question you should read the fluent documentation in order to knwo what are the BC you can use, and then how to modify them using a UDF. To answer your first message about how to fix the BC div(v)/div(y) = v + constant. What I am proposing to you is to use a Velocity inlet. From there you can descretize your equation div(v)/div(y) = v + constant and easily calculate via UDF your velocity v. Then using a Velcoity Inlet you are gonna attached this velocity to your BC.
Thomas |
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