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November 17, 2004, 06:55 |
User Defined Non Reflecting Boundary Condition
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HI folks
I simulate a case with a shockwave in water. With 6.2.5 segregated solver (the new solution from fluent) or a udf-based 6.1.22 coupled imp solution. In both the problem is 2d, dp, compressible, unsteady. All shockwaves reflecting at the pressure-outlet boundary. Now I need to programm a NRBC (nonreflecting-BC) with UDF. My idea is that I read the Face-Pressure out in every BC-Face, invert it and write back to clean the reflection. I just need to see what happen in the closed case and each wave which leaves the boundary should not get reflected. Thx for ur ideas Christian Tenger, Fachhochschule Biel Schweiz |
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November 17, 2004, 14:58 |
Re: User Defined Non Reflecting Boundary Condition
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A simple question...how can you set the value of the pressure you want? i'm really interested the way you do it. thanks Luca
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November 9, 2021, 05:18 |
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Dear Tengc,
Did you able to solve it? If you got the udf, can you please share it? |
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