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May 19, 2016, 20:42 |
[Swak4Foam] Imposing slip velocity on the wall as a function of another variable
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Dear Foamers
I want to implement a new type of boundary condition, I have never implemented before. I have a skewed wall that has a 5-degree angle with the real downward coordinate (y in the grid picture). I want to impose a slip velocity condition for the fluid at the wall as a non-linear function of another variable present in zero folder . I think one option is using swak4foam. However, I just have previous experiences using swak4foam for robin boundary condition including normal gradient of the same variable not tangential derivative of another variable. has its own boundary at the wall. I have attached my grid. the velocity at the converging walls is equal to In the above derivative, is along the wall. I mean its a tangential derivative Can some body help me how can I do this? Regards Last edited by babakflame; May 19, 2016 at 23:45. |
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