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September 26, 2004, 17:04 |
Boundary condition of free surface model
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Dear all,
I use Fluent to model the water ejecting from a small pipe. I tried to use VOF model and define the free surface area as pressure_inlet, but it did not converge. My model has one velocity_inlet, one pressure_inlet and one pressure_outlet. Can anyone recommend the way to help the simulation converged ? I tried to follow all instructions in the manual, but it still not converged. By the way, I search how to model the free surface and I got three ways to do it as follow : 1. Define the surface as a wall and then put the Shear stresses to 0 for x and y. 2. Define the surface with symmetry boundary condition. 3. Use VOF model and set the surface as a pressure inlet. Can anyone explain the differences between these boundary conditions ? or recommend which way is good for the water jet ? Thank you for your kind attention. Tony |
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