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April 20, 2015, 12:13
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To make water shape more smooth
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dear all
I am trying simulation of water sloshing in tank. I wonder if there is any function in flow-3d post-processing step or flowsight which makes lump of fluid (somewhat rough shape in post-processing display) shown more smoothly like real world. or is it the matter of mesh resolution? ---------------------------------- For reference The cylinderical tank : diameter - about 6 m , height - about 11 m Number of cells of mesh block: 500000 |
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August 12, 2015, 06:48
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Taimoor Ahmad
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This is a matter of mesh-resolution. The lump is of large dimension and will be displayed as it is to my knowledge. You can try refining the mesh in the region you are focusing on.
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