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July 11, 2013, 04:20 |
Problem with Periodic Boundary Conditions Help!!!
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Hello,
I am going to simulate the wetting behaviour of a droplet in a cylindrical Domain. It doesnt work with 2D so i am doing it in 3D. I want to work in 5 degree slice of the Domain and later patch the droplet. Here is my mesh: http://postimg.org/image/rzzevqk7l/ And here is rotated Domain: http://postimg.org/image/ezllw2p6z/ Problem is when i apply periodic boundary conditions for those two faces, and rotate the Domain, It still sees every periodic face as walls, so that i cannot simulate the droplet(because of cappilary effects). Is there a way to apply periodic boundary conditions just as fluid or is there any other way to apply boundary conditions? Otherwise I will have mesh whole the cylinder. Thanks, |
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