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December 18, 2009, 19:31 |
Problem of Boundary condition
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matth
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I would like to see the flow in a unsteady cylinder. The flux is unsteady and I wrote an UDF to the velocity inlet. The velocity varies from 0m.S to 10m.s. What condition have I to put at the end of the cilinder. If I put pressure outlet, I find that the velocity is the same in all the cylinder and it seems strange, isn't it ? Otherwise, can you explain why the velocity is the same at the begining of the cylinder and at the end ?
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December 22, 2009, 19:54 |
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matth
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Does anybody have an idéa ???
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December 22, 2009, 20:12 |
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YH Tan
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How u setup ur BC for various velocity according to time?
I think ur fluid is imcompressible, so there is no velocity difference in cylinder. Try change the fluid become Ideal gas.
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