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September 8, 2014, 13:37 |
flow in tunnel (sliding mesh and roughness)
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Arthur
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Hello to everyone. I try to simulate a flow in a tunnel with fluent.
I created two cell zone: air and tunnel. For the air I have a velocity inlet and a pressure outlet. The solver is transient, viscous model K-W, I created a mesh interface between air and tunnel and simulated two cases. The first case is: two meshes at rest and I imposed the velocity with a velocity inlet v=40 (absolute frame of reference) The second case is: the mesh air is at rest while the mesh tunnel slides on it with the velocity v=20 (absolute frame of reference). I created some planes and integrated the pressure on it but the results in the two cases are the same. My question is why the results are the same? is there a way to impose the roughness on the faces of tunnel mesh? You can see in the picture the geometry after the simulation (the tunnel is slided on the air). Last edited by Artur.Ant; September 8, 2014 at 15:43. |
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