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I'm trying to predict changes in the waterlevel due to turbulens around for example bridge pillars.A slip-surface boundary is used at the watersurface and I'm planning to get the waterlevel from the calculated pressure. The question is how???
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Why dont you use the VOF free surface model for this task?
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I am trying out the VOF-model right now, but I thought it would be interesting to compare the two different ways of solving the problem. And it would also be nice to be able to solve the roblem in steady-state instead of transient mode (as far as I've understood the VOF-method in STAR-CD is supposed to be used in transient mode).
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