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November 8, 2006, 05:41 |
Wall Boundary Conditions
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Hi everyone!
I am working with fluent to simulate the atmosfere, but I really can't seem to find the best wall boundary condition witch will be more real to our atmosfere. can anyone advice me? Thanks in advance |
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November 8, 2006, 09:17 |
Re: Wall Boundary Conditions
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Hi!
what do you mean with wall boundary condition? are you talking about the inputs once you choose it's a wall or the boundary condition in general for the ground? THis is interesting, but very hard to simulate, isn´t it? If you are talking about the upper layer of the atmosphere, I'd choose a pressure far field. [[[[ Por cierto, creo que deberías mejorar un poco el inglés porque es posible que con "bruja" escrito en medio no te entiendan. ;-) ]]]] greetings |
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November 8, 2006, 10:02 |
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Thanks Nestor
In fact it was a small mistake, I really wanted to write "which"! when I said "Wall Boundary Condition" I actually mean the boundary condition in general! for example, fluent presents boundary tipes such as "interior", "interface" .... and I really don´t no which to choose! gracias |
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November 8, 2006, 23:18 |
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I am also doing those modellings. Velocity inlet; outlet or pressure outlet (almost the same!) at the top symetry and laterally you should use also symetry.....if it applies. At the groung...wall of course
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