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September 3, 2015, 15:08 |
Stress-Free BC on a wall in OpenFOAM
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Nikhil
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Hello,
I want to model a slip wall with "zero shear or stress-free" BC. I know that symmetry BC can be used to model free shear BC but it is limited only to planar walls, and I am dealing with curved edges. I considered Slip BC on the curved walls - Slip BC ensures zero penetration like Symmetry BC, but does not impose zero normal gradients like the Symmetry BC. So, couple of questions: 1) Does Slip BC in OpenFOAM ensures zero- shear stress? I don't so but I wanted to get opinion of the experts. 2) Is there a BC available that I can use to model free-shear slip walls (curved edges)? Thanks! |
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September 3, 2015, 15:30 |
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Nikhil
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My Bad! OpenFOAM allows Symmetry BC on non-planar walls.
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December 20, 2016, 04:06 |
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Hua
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Hi Nikhil,
Would you mind share some suggestions about slip boundary condition on curved surface in openfoam? Thanks |
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December 22, 2016, 02:18 |
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Symmetry should work on a curved surface. Symmetryplane will not.
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slip bc, symmetry |
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