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February 21, 2010, 12:10 |
How to define a parabolic velocity inlet of particles with UDF
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zumaqiong
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Hi, World!
I am doing a similation of blood flow with particles. the velocity of particles at inlet is a parabolic one -261.3*(0.0001-x*x)*exp(-0.5*pow(15.15*t-3.46-15.15*n,2)); x is the position of particles injection, t is the flow time. n=(int)t/T. T is the period. so this is a parabolic time dependent velocity of particles. i dont know how to define it in UDF because in the Injection Panel, u can only enter a constant of velocity magnitude without UDF. I need your help! Thanks! |
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February 22, 2010, 10:12 |
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USMAN
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I think "custom field functions" in Fluent can help you in this regard.
No need to write a udf Regards |
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February 22, 2010, 10:46 |
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but it is time dependent parabolic velocity, how to use custom field functions to solve it. can u explain it with more details? Thank u! |
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parabolic velocity, particles, time dependent, udf |
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