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Dear Foamers,
I'm working on the Flow over a car. I have doubts in the usage of boundary types (Geometric constraints) and Boundary condition's. The following are the boundary types and boundary conditions i am using; Inlet of the domain Boundary type : patch Boundary condition: Fixed value (certain value for velocity and zero gradient for pressure) Outlet of the domain: Boundary type: Patch Boundary condition: inletOutlet (for velocity) and uniform zero (for pressure) Car and ground: Boundary type: Wall Boundar condition:No slip condition (for velocity) and zero gradient for pressure Top and Lateral sides: Boundary condition: slip What should be the boundary type that has to be used for the slip boundary condition?. Does slip boundary condition along with boundary type as patch ensures infinite computational domain? Suppose if Wall type boundary is used with slip boundary condition, whether the wall functions will still be applicable? Waiting for your answers. |
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The slip boundary condition is basically the same as a symmetry boundary condition (slipFvPatchField inherits from basicSymmetryFvPatchField). That means that for scalars is the same as zeroGradient, while for vectors it is zero gradient for the tangential component and zero value for the normal component.
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no slip condition, patch type, slip b.c. |
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