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can i initialize a single domain with the volume fraction of the two phases at desired locations. e.g. start/initialize a closed channel flow simulation with water at the bottom and air on the top.
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Hi,
Yes. The tutorial example free surface flow over a bump has an example of doing this. Glenn Horrocks |
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I need this tutorial because my thesis deals with the subject. Thank you
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Hi,
Look in the documentation, in the tutorial manual. It is described there. Glenn Horrocks |
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