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May 20, 2008, 04:23 |
Fluid-Zone-depending viscosity
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to write a UDF for a Fluid-Zone-depending viscosity. But I am new to UDF and so I am having problems. To test the UDF I have a simple 3d Model which consists of 3 conneced cubes (size 100mm, 100mm, 100mm). Cube 1 is Fluent-Zone 1, Cube 2 Fluent-Zone 2 and Cube 3 Fluent-Zone 3. I am using a 2-phase VOF Model. The UDF should change the viscosity of the 2nd phase depending on the Fluid-Zone. IF it is inside Fluid-Zone 1 the viscosity shall be for example 10Pa s, in zone 2 -> 20Pa s and in Zone 3 -> 30Pa s. Thanks in advance With kind regards Dennis |
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May 20, 2008, 05:42 |
Fluid-Zone-depending viscosity UDF
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I created a UDF which works for me, maybe someone is interested in it, too. So here it is:
#include "udf.h" DEFINE_PROPERTY(cell_viscosity,c,t) { real mu_lam Domain *domain; domain = Get_Domain(3); if (t == Lookup_Thread(domain,4)){ mu_lam = 10.; } if (t == Lookup_Thread(domain,3)){ mu_lam = 20.; } if (t == Lookup_Thread(domain,2)){ mu_lam = 30.; } return mu_lam; } Greetings Dennis |
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