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Old   July 25, 2000, 09:25
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Sebastien DANIEL
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Hi all,

For my simulation I need a permeable wall between 2 fluids. In fact I tried to use a wall with a source term but the result is not right. Which kind of boundary condition could I use to solve this issue? Interior , internal or other...

Where could I found a definition and a presentation of the different boundary condition available on fluent 5?

Thank for your help.

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Old   July 25, 2000, 09:45
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Rüdiger Schwarze
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You can use the porous jump or the porous media conditions in order to define a permaeble wall.
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Old   July 25, 2000, 10:20
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Amadou Sowe
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It looks like your approach requires the use of the porous jump boundary condition. You can change the interior zone you created to porous jump within Fluent 5. Another approach is to define your porous zone as a fluid zone and change this fluid zone to porous zone under the boundary condition pannel. I hope this helps.
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Old   July 25, 2000, 11:30
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Sebastien DANIEL
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Hi all,

Thank you for your help.

Sebastian
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Old   July 26, 2000, 12:55
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Sandeep Abhyankar
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Caution. Please make sure your flow across the porous jump face us more or less perpendicular to that face or else it can screw up the calculation, Porous zone and porous jump r two different things. Porous jump can be considered a 2d idealisation of a 3d flow phenomena through a porous zone (only when the vel thru this porous zone is unidirectional (more or less perpendicular to that face specified as porous jump) .! I had some problems with it before.
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Old   July 27, 2000, 03:31
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Sebastien DANIEL
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Hi,

Thank you for the tip. I will use porous jump because it is the thin separation between 2 fluid.

Regards.

Sebastian
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