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September 14, 2007, 04:54 |
Inflow without outflow!
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Hi to all,
I am running a simulation in a 3d geometry. I have 2 phases water liquid is my primary phase and water with suspended material is my secondary phase. i have a closed tank (no outflow boundary condition) with wall boundary conditions all around and i use an inflow boundary condition i a small opening in one of the walls. The funny think is that i get very good results and all the equation converge normally, but i am not using any outflow! My question is if that is correct cause i suppose that the continuity equation should not converge since i am not using any outflow. i would appreciate any help! |
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September 14, 2007, 05:51 |
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You can try VOF scheme.
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September 14, 2007, 07:43 |
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Thanks for the reply!
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September 15, 2007, 03:58 |
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Dear Kuba,
Since you are sugesting the VOF model do you know if i can use the open channel formulatrion using 3 phases? Air primary phase (above the free surface) Water-liquid secondary phase1(below the free surface) Water with sand secondary phase2(below the free surface) Thanks in advance! |
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