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March 14, 2008, 09:46	Imposing Unsteady Boundary Conditions	#1
Mark Guest Posts: n/a	Hi! I would like to simulate an airfoil moving through a turbulent gust using the URANS formulation in FLUENT. I have tried modelling the gust by modelling the velocity inlet to my domain as a constant U velocity (in x) and a UDF defined varying V velocity (in y). However, as this propagates across the domain, the disturbance becomes smeared. Does anyone have a suitable solution for modelling this problem, please? Many Thanks Mark

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