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I came across a statement that use of zero gradient boundary conditions for LES and DNS would result in unphysical results.
Can anyone please explain why. |
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Filippo Maria Denaro
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zero gradient BC can be adopted for outflow provided that is fixed far from the main zone... it can be improved by higher approximations
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Thank you..but can you also explain why does this happen ?
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Had to ask one more thing, why is it then ok to use the zero gradient bc for RANS ?
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Quote:
dphy/dt + U*dphy/dn=0 (derivatives here are partial derivatives and U is a velocity which may be defined by different means, (it can be the mean velocity for example). phy stands for each componnent of the velocity vector. |
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Thank you very much guys. I get the idea.
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How can i put Orlanksy boundary condition in FLUENT ?
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Does someone know the Orlansky boundary condition or convective boundary condition in Openfoam? I want use this boundary in DNS simulation. Thank you.
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Yes. it is called "advective" in openFoam and does:
du/dt + Udu/dn=0, at the outflow boundary. For more theoretical aspects on this condition you can look at ferzinger and peric book, chapter 9. |
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Thanks to AliE and LuckyTran ! I will have a try later!
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