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August 22, 2005, 22:33 |
oil flow
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I would like to know more about the 'oil flow' option within the pathlines panel. Can this be used to simulated a very thin lubricant boundary layer on the inside of a pipe wall?
I cannot do this using the VOF model since the mesh size on the wall must be very very small. The lubricant layer needs to be only a few mm thick. |
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August 23, 2005, 12:09 |
Re: oil flow
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As far as I know that option has nothing to do with numerical modeling or solution techniques but it is just a post processing tip that displays the pathlines constrained to lie on a particular wall, if I'm not wrong...
Cheers Edi. |
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