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April 24, 2013, 13:14 |
Partial differential equation in Field Functions
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Ka.
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HELLO,
I want to Plot (Shear stress with Shear rate) in Non Newtonian fluid(Blood). How could I write Shear rate in Field Functions?How could I write Partial differential equation in Field Functions?.Tanks Shear rate (two Dimensional): |
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May 6, 2013, 14:13 |
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Reza
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Hey,
You can use the grad() function to define velocity gradients. For example, can be written as: grad($$Velocity[0])[1] + grad($$Velocity[1])[0] But I would suggest not using this method for the velocity gradients, and instead turning on the temporary storage option under the solver options (for example, under segregated fluid solver) and then using: $$U_VelocityGrad[1] + $$V_VelocityGrad[0] In my experience, this second method gives better results. I hope this helps. |
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