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Old   May 3, 2014, 22:25
Question Is it possible to define a time-dependent velocity field by UDF
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Hi all,

I am doing multiphase flow simulation, and I'd like to do a validation case to evaluate the performance of VOF method in FLUENT.
In order to simulate the validation case, the velocity field needs to be defined as:
u=sin^2(πx)sin(2πy)cos(πt/T)
v=cos^2(πy)sin(2πx)cos(πt/T)

How should I define the time-depedent velocity field in FLUENT, is UDF a practical solution ?

Any suggestion is welcome, thanks in advance
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