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Anis January 25, 2006 05:39

Depth varying in 2DH
 
I don't know how to implement in the pil file the varying depth in the 2 DH of an pen channel flow

Mick February 10, 2006 13:42

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
As a suggustion, can you not make a fat channel and block out the parts you dont want?

Anis February 13, 2006 03:54

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
not i can't make a block, it is a variation like a stairs generate a variation of the depth tahnks

Mick February 16, 2006 04:18

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
You could use lots of blocks to make stairs

Anis February 16, 2006 07:13

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
if it is a varying topography, is it fan the adequate command and how to use this?

Mick February 16, 2006 10:59

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
Perhaps I misunderstand you?

1/ You can make a solid volume STL file and import this onto a cartesian grid using the PARSOL cut-cell method to cut this object shape from the background grid.

or 2/ Use a Body fitted grid

or

3/ Represent the depth varying through blocking out a cartesian domain with object shapes from the library of such objects, wedges, rectangles, arcs, whatever.


Daniel February 20, 2006 21:26

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
If you are using the hydraulic analogy, you can use porosity fields, with a porosity field, you can simulate flows with different depths, at least it worked for me.

With porosity fields ive simulated bumps or obstacles for inducing an hydraulic jump.


Anis February 22, 2006 06:50

Re: Depth varying in 2DH
 
Please, if you have any document about analogy, can you please pass it or explain me thanks


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