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March 22, 2017, 16:58 |
Incompressible pressure boundary condition on a wall
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Hello all,
the "standard" OpenFoam incompressible boundary condition on a wall seems to be , however if you take the normal derivative of the NS-equations you end up with: Let us assume that the velocity (both tangential and normal) on the boundary is zero. Then the last two terms vanish and the pressure gradient in normal direction (on the boundary) reduces to: I think this terms vanishes like - but still why is this term neglected in the "standard" incompressible boundary condition? Numerical reasons? Best regards Moritz |
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