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January 20, 2011, 07:44 |
generate linear wave in fluent
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David
Join Date: May 2010
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Dear all,
I want to generate a linear wave in fluent, However there are some problems. My case is as follows: model: 4m(L)*0.45m(H) in 2D case. water depth: 0.3m wave height: 0.02m wave period: 0.6s I tried in fluent with laminar model, it can work fine. However, when I switch to turbulent (k-e or k-o) model, the wave patten is no longer sinusoidal, and become irregular. Even, the wave will decay quickly. Any one knows what is the problem? Should I just use laminar model? Thanks for your kindly help, David. |
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March 18, 2012, 05:25 |
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peyman
Join Date: Mar 2012
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hi david
could you please send me your UDF file that you use in your project?my email address is: pzahedi96@yahoo.com best regards peyman |
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