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March 24, 2006, 16:31 |
VOF model-Channel flow-Boundary condition
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Hello,
I am trying to model a simple channel flow with the Vof model, so i have water + air at the inlet... I have seen some topics dealing with the setup but cant get it to work properly. the inlet condition should be fine; i have 1 for water and 1 for air. what i dont know how to set up is the pressure outlet, should open channel flow be checked? since i know the height of water at the outlet, shouldnt the pressure at the outlet be specified? (po*g*h) I have symmetries on the side, wall at the bottom, and tried pressure outlet/wall at the top. This is something i have done with no problem in cfx, just seems more difficult to get here. And a good tutorial is missing in the help. Any help would be great. Nico |
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March 30, 2006, 09:51 |
Re: VOF model-Channel flow-Boundary condition
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Anybody?
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April 5, 2006, 12:20 |
Re: VOF model-Channel flow-Boundary condition
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Hello, i am a french student, i have the same probleme as you. i find this adress : http://www.enseeiht.fr/hmf/travaux/C...vcic/index.htm little tutorial on vof, i try but...lol you 're not alone this tutorial could help you, perhaps ! Jet
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