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September 14, 2006, 10:32
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wave generation, travelling upstream
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Any ideas about how i should model that? I need to model water/air waves travelling upstream in a chanel, i have therefore an inlet and outlet. I need to find a way to specify the waves at the outlet.
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September 14, 2006, 12:07
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Re: wave generation, travelling upstream
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There are many ways of specifying the boundary condition.The simplest case will be the characteristic based boundary condition.You can find the details in any CFD book.If you do a literature search for non reflection boundary conditions you can find different ways of implementation of these boundary conditions.
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