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Jae-Sung Lee
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Hi.
I'm a beginner of waves2foam. I have a question for waves2foam running. "How long the relaxation zone be set? Now I have set the length of the relaxation zone to twice the wavelength. Is this appropriate?" Please recommend any references related to this issue. Thanks ![]() |
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Lea Fehn
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Hey Jea-Sun,
in this paper Huang, L.: An opensource solver for wave-inducedFSI problems. University Collage London, 2017, http://www.tfd.chalmers.se/~hani/kur...rt_Luofeng.pdf it is said that the inlet relaxation Zone should be one wavelenght and the outlet one a half. |
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