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September 29, 2008, 06:05 |
Blasius - flat plate
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Hi,
First, excuse me for my english... I'm trying to simulate Blasius flat plate boundary layer (on FLUENT) but I have some problems with the Boundary Conditions... I don't know what to do with the upper BC. I would like to do a slip condition for the x-velocity without imposing the y-velocity. Is that possible? Can i set a dw/dy =0 (no variation of the y-velocity) BC pour the y-velocity? Any ideas for this problem? My problem is that the y-velocity approach a constant value that is unkown before the simulation. But for the Blasius case, i need that the x-velocity stay constant all the upper BC. Thank you for your help |
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