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May 10, 2010, 06:00 |
mesh, patch, adapt, time
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bilalmerei
Join Date: Mar 2010
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good morning everyone.
i wanna share my little problems with you may be i can find a solution. i am simulating an oil inject from a cappillary tube to a water chamber where the inlet velocity of oil = 0.02357m/s and the water is static. the cappilary tube is 0.5 mm , so i did a mesh of 20 parts on this diameter to refine mesh at this zone and i refined the mesh near to the orifice of the cappilary tube. i made as they made on the tutorial 17 VOF so i adapted region and then patch to the orifice. i began my simulation , and want to see my results comparing to the experimental. 1_ the simulation took much much time. 2_ in 0.1 s i can see what they have in expeimental results in 2 seconds. i am using VOF model and have defined parameters. can anyone tell me if i have to refine the mesh or or? thank you friends Bilal |
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