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June 27, 2013, 07:00 |
Boundary Conditions problem
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I have developed a code to solve 2D Navier stokes equation in a channel.
I have used Immersed boundary method to simulate the vibration of a cantilever beam in the channel. The problem is that i do not know the direction of flow. So i can not specifiy which boundary to be inlet and which boundary to be outlet. Thus, i have to set both of the boundary to be Open Boundary. My question is: Waht should be the pressure and velocity boundary conditions on both boundaries ??? Please Help me. |
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July 8, 2013, 03:04 |
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I assume that any flow created is going to be due to the vibration of the beam -- hence the open channel.
In that case, jj = 1:ny u(1,jj) = u(2,jj) u(nx,jj) = u(nx-1,jj) You get the idea. |
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July 8, 2013, 03:10 |
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i applied neumann boundary conditions for velocity
Dirichlet boundary conditions for pressure P_inlet=0 p_outlet=0 The code works very well. However, when i change the P_outlet to have a value for example 2 Pascal the code fails and blow up. Do you have any suggestions ?? |
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