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May 12, 2021, 16:02 |
UDF - Dynamic mesh
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Hello, I am currently developing a model for a frost growth on top of a flat plate.
However, as the frost grows on top of the plate, I would like to also shift the boundary layer cells on top of frost-air interface (to keep y+<1). Is there anyway to do so? I believe DEFINE_GRID_MOTION is incapable of doing what I described as it moves the boundary itself (as I do not want the flat plate to move). Simply, is there a way to adjust the location of the first nodes away from the wall. (adjust the y location so that it includes frost thickness + height of first prismatic layer during the simulation) |
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