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November 16, 2008, 22:22 |
How to set up initial solitary wave in the domain
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Hi guys,
I am a graduate student and new to Fluent. For my class term project, I need to simulate a solitary wave propagating over a constant depth domain. I am using the VOF model with 2 phases (water and air). I have almost everything set up except for the initial waveform in the domain. I know the functions for the wave profile (Boussinesq's solutions), the velocity components u and v, and pressure, p. I understand that this is a very simple case for many of you. But, if someone can help me set up the initial wave and get the simulation started, I'd really appreciate it. |
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June 30, 2014, 15:31 |
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mj
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solution initialization> compute from> velocity_inlet then solution initialization> open channel initialization method> flat |
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September 27, 2016, 03:45 |
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Paulus Sidabalok
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If I use your method (open channel initialization > flat), the Fluent generate waves continuously. What should I do if only need 1 wave? Is UDF at the boundary the only solution? Thanks there |
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