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March 12, 2007, 09:41 |
3d VOF troubles...
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Hi there,
I'm having trouble making my model produce anything worthwhile at all... bare in mind i'm quite new to CFD in general... i have water flowing through a pipe into an open topped vessel (approx cubic, with 2m side length), the vessel then tapers down into an rectangular open channel about 1m wide and 15m long. i want to find turbulence caused in channel by changing the geometry of the vessel. have modelled with the following settings so far: - VOF, 3d, open channel, gravity on, unsteady - phases are air (primary) and water - model has mass flow inlet for pipe entrance, at 50 l/s - open top of vessel and channel has gauge pressure set to 0 - outlet face set to pressure outlet with free surface at 0.5m - all other surfaces are walls - i've patched water volume fraction to 0.5 i've tried to create an iso-surface after initialising so i can view the free surface, but i just get a mess of dots spread evenly on the existing surfaces, not a clean interface surface within the volume... does that mean something's wrong? any suggestions for iteration/time step values to try? i really have no idea. |
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