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I wanted to know if we can get steady state, in vof or not, I mean in the steady state condition, should the flux net of the field equal to zero or not? NOTE :The initial condition and all the boundaries of the unsteady state are known.
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Yes, you can get steady state at VOF. You should use the implicit scheme in VOF model. You will get the flux net.
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I have used this implicit scheme, but the final net flow rate is not equal to zero.
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How did you calculate the net flow? Net flow of which fluid?
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net flow rate calculation is done by program.
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Yes for steady state, the net flux is zero, if not, your solution is not converged assuming that your program is correct.
For unsteady state, [Total accumulation+initial mass=total input of mass-total output of mass] for that time. If not, your program is wrong/ solution didn't converge. Hope this helps. Nancy |
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What do you mean by accumulation.. this sumation is calculated on what... thanks
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