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July 8, 2011, 08:14 |
UDF to define velocity, k, epsilon profiles at velocity-inlet
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Hi all,
I am using an inherited (being used by my current colleagues before I joined this company) UDF to define vertical (Z) profiles of velocity, k and epsilon at the inlet of a 3D domain. As long as the Zmin boundary is set to zero, and it remains flat throughout the domain, I don't encounter any troubles. But, when this boundary plane is at a different height, say negative, and even if I change the Z reference value to that, I will get error messages in FLUENT as soon as I start to select the inlet as the reference location, or when I try to initialise the case. Sometimes, I also encounter problems when my Zmin boundary is not flat and/or the inlet is at a negative height. Any suggestions, comments, guidance? thanks K |
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