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March 2, 2010, 08:32 |
open channel flow: pressure-inlet
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Jouke de Baar
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Hi,
For open channel flow, concerning a ship in a towing tank, I have set pressure-inlet and pressure-outlet. I have specified free-surface levels and inflow velocity. The problem is: at the inlet, the water has the correct velocity, but the air does not. This leads to reverse flow, unrealistically high velocities, and unexpected turbulence. I can 'solve' this by increasing the air viscosity such that it is dragged along by the water, but of course this is not a very nice option. How can I set the correct inflow velocity for the air as well? I'm working in Fluent 6.3.26 Thanks! |
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October 21, 2012, 15:15 |
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Siamak Gharahjeh
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hey, a question. how do u calculate the velocity in one pf the phases, such as air?
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