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October 16, 2024, 04:50 |
wired shape for interface when using front tracking method
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Yuhan
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Hi everyone,
I am writing a CFD solver by Matlab. Basically I want to simulate the following physical model: I have two plates with very very closed distance, there is a single droplet within the plates. Then when the upper plate declining, the droplet spreading and the radius of the droplet is increasing. I am using the Front Tracking Method to simulate that, and my question is: the droplet should keep the round-shape when the radius increasing, but the points on liquid-air interface move weird and the shape of interface are no longer round-shape when the time goes. I have tried to make the mesh denser and timestep smaller, but none of them works. So I wish to find some helps or hints from the forum. Please instructed me if you have any experience on that. Thank you in advance! |
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October 16, 2024, 04:52 |
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BTW the pic I attached is the interface points I simulate after several timestep.
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cfd solver, front tracking method, matlab, multiphase flow |
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