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May 27, 2005, 19:00 |
Boundary condition-reverse flow
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Hello everyone,
I am simulating infilling of sand slurry into a water pond. The pond is filled with water initially then sand slurry (two phases) was sprayed onto the water surface. I really can not configure out how to set up this inlet boundary. I simplify the inlet zone as a round surface with the same area as the pipe with which the sand slurry was sprayed onto the water surface. Then another problem come s up. Since the elevation of the pond surface moves up as more and more sand slurry was sprayed, how can I set up the outlet boundary. Should I set the remaining area of the top pond surface as pressure outlet. But if I do that, the reverse flow will occur at the outlet, especially close the inlet boundary. So, could anybody please give me some advice? Thanks, Gavin Yang |
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