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April 25, 2011, 07:31 |
Can anyone give me some hint on how to make traction free boundary condition?
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pop
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Traction free boundary condition is often described at open boundary with setting the pressure p to be zero or known. The 3 unknown velocity components at open boundary may be calculated from three equations:f.e., du/dx=0, du/dy+dv/dx=0 and dw/dx+du/dz=0 at a vertical b.c. normal to x. Then tangential (shear) stress and normal stress are both zero. For a rising jet or plume, fluid will be entrained in from side boundary. Traction free boundary condition may give better entrainment than Slip BC(shear stress is zero, no entrainment) or zeroGradient(normal stress is zero, unstable). PressureInletOutletVelocity BC may permit the entrainment and give stable results but not very good.
I can implement the Traction free boundary under FDM. but I do not how to implement it under OpenFOAM. I have read many b.c. source files of OpenFOAM, thay all seem to be different from traction free boundary. I wonder why it is not a built in b.c. in CFD softwares including OpenFOAM? Last edited by poplar; April 26, 2011 at 00:30. |
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September 20, 2012, 08:00 |
Traction free boundary condition
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Prasanth P
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Hi,
Could you please explain how to implement the traction free boundary condition in FDM. Take the case of a Jet, at the bottom wall dirichlet velocity bc so the pressure bc is Neumann. Lateral boundary if it is traction free then Pressure is zero. What should be done at the outflow boundary? I m facing some issues while trying to implement traction free bc. My poisson solver is not converging at the very first time-step. If you can share some example code that would be great. Cheers Prasanth |
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May 16, 2013, 04:02 |
Traction free boundary condition
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Hey there,
I know your post was already a while ago, but none the less I am curious whether you found a solution for your problem? Implementing a traction free bc condition might solve my current problems, too. I am trying to use a moving boundary to "suck in" air from outside the geometry. right now I use zeroGradient for the velocity and given pressure but it is not working correctl. Also with inletOutlet conditions I do not get good results. Thanks in advance! |
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January 14, 2015, 03:37 |
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Zhao Peipei
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Hi, polar and sloti.
Did you finally solve your problem about traction-free boundary. I also have the same problem about the boundary condition of lateral boundary of the the computational domain. If you have solve the problem, could you give me some help? Last edited by wyldckat; January 14, 2015 at 16:20. Reason: accidental double post? |
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