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October 31, 2011, 09:52 |
Modeling Fully Developed Flow (using simple example)
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Dear friends hi;
I searched about fully developed flow in inlet and found different methods but they are not clear enough. I want to ask all people to share their experience about this subject. what is the best way to do it? It's good to implement your method in a simple example to be a helpful for all people who face this problem. the following exapmle is a 2 meter pipe with 0.5 m radius. How should I apply the velocity profile? ( the velocity is 3 m/s) Best Regard |
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October 31, 2011, 10:34 |
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Nima Samkhaniani
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1) you can use a cyclic boundary condition for inlet and outlet look at channelFoam
2) you can imply a non uniform boundary condition at inlet for U for example U=U0*(1- (r/R)^2) with groovyBC and more ... |
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free surface flow, fully developed flow., pipe flow |
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