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Old   January 31, 2018, 14:37
Default valueFraction in partialSlip wall boundary condition
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Hi everyone;

I am trying to use "partialSlip" boundary on a wall surface which requires the input variable named "valueFraction".

The "valueFraction" is bounded between 0 and 1 with 1 meaning no-Slip and 0 meaning slip. Intermediate value means, we have partial slip boundary condition.

I can see that the governing equation is of form: (1-valueFraction)*___. However, I am not able to fill the blank above.
I came across several posts on this topic but ultimately they were not answered at the end.

I feel the slip length, cell size and valueFraction are related in some way but not sure how.

Can anyone with experience help me in this regard?

Thanks.
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Old   March 28, 2020, 11:16
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Hi,



If anyone find it useful here it is:


valueFraction = [\nabla]/[\nabla + 2 \lambda] where [\nabla] = boundary cell size normal to the wall boundary and [\lambda] is the user specified slip length.


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Hi, Saideep!

where do you know the expression of valueFraction? Or how could I derive it by myself.

Could you please explain it the issue?

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Hi, Saideep!

where do you know the expression of valueFraction? Or how could I derive it by myself.

Could you please explain it the issue?

Thanks.

Hi yyq,


I'm not sure but here is what I found about the expression of valueFraction provided by Saideep (see attached PDF). Tell me if it helps :-)
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Old   June 24, 2020, 13:03
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Hi,


Sorry for the late response.

Actually, there is a derivation to end up at this expression.



I remember years ago I found that on CFD online and copied to my notes. But now, my notes are preserved elsewhere and I cant find the thread precisely. I am sure it shall be on the forum.


Hope this helps.
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Hi yyq,


I'm not sure but here is what I found about the expression of valueFraction provided by Saideep (see attached PDF). Tell me if it helps :-)
Hi pfavreau,

thanks for your answer, it really helps a lot.
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Hi Saideep,

thanks anyway!!
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Old   January 26, 2021, 13:31
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Hello everyone,

Thanks for the discussion. I need to use partialSlip for my simulations. Can any body say if slip length has any relationship with mean free path in Knudsen number?

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