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Bogesz May 5, 2002 12:45

How to define momentum source?
 
In CFX build 5.5 I want to define linear resistance coefficient. In which direction (u, v, or w) of the velocity will it take effect? Because the Help says the linear (or quadratic) resistence coefficients are related to the x, y or z components but in the source definition window of Build I can define by components only the momentum source, for the coefficients there's no option to define which velocity component I want to handle

THX Bogdan

Neale May 6, 2002 14:44

Re: How to define momentum source?
 
It's isotropic resistance in all three directions. You can't currently specifically do x, y or z independently.

Neale

alain May 10, 2002 05:31

Re: How to define momentum source?
 
If you want to define an anisotropic resistance coefficient, you can use the momentum source term with an adequate CEL expression for linear or quadratic source term.

Alain

kim nag jeom July 23, 2002 03:25

Re: How to define momentum source?
 


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