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June 8, 2010, 09:54
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Patch type for free surface of liquid
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Mihails Ščepanskis
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Dear all,
I want to calculate the flow of the liquid in the bath, so I should define the non-slip boundary conditions on the walls and slip BC on the free surface (stationary). For this reason I usually use the wall patch type in the mesh for all surfaces. But now I want to simulate the motion of solid particles in the flow using solidParticleFoam. If I steel define all surfaces like a wall, it means that the particles will hit the free surface like the wall too. What patch type should I use in this case for liquid surface in the mesh?
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Mihails Ščepanskis Laboratory for Mathematical Modelling of Environmental and Technological Processes University of Latvia |
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