[hamid1]

how can one model a movement of fluid inside the tube with considering a friction between fluid and solid (wall of tube)?
thank you

[hamid1]

Nobody were aware of the answer?, or even some clue would be very much appreciated,
thank you

[jayiba322]

Originally Posted by hamid1

Nobody were aware of the answer?, or even some clue would be very much appreciated,
thank you

I guess the stress on the wall can perform the frictional effect

[Amir]

Originally Posted by hamid1

how can one model a movement of fluid inside the tube with considering a friction between fluid and solid (wall of tube)?
thank you

Dear Hamid,

When you set no-slip condition or shear at walls, you're implicitly consider friction, but if you mean contribution of wall roughness in friction, you've to know that wall roughness doesn't have any effect on shear stress in laminar regime but in turbulent regime you can set it in FLUENT; in this regime both wall function and roughness certainly affect shear stress.

Bests,