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October 27, 2006, 09:29 |
question about NASA-VOF for curve boundary
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Hi,
I am trying to use NASA-VOF for liquid sloshing in a curved bottom tank. If someone knows how the curved boundary could be introduced for NASA-VOF, please let me know. Thanks MOR |
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October 27, 2006, 16:35 |
Re: question about NASA-VOF for curve boundary
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If you can find NASA-VOF/2D or NASA-VOF/3D,
they have a partial cell representation built in that allows curved boundaries. This is the technique developed by C. W. Hirt. In its most modern form, it's in Flow-3d (www.flow3d.com) and is called FAVOR (Fractional Area Volume Obstacle Representation) a trade-marked name. The use is explained in the Los Alamos documents for the codes. To find these codes, try the Los Alamos web site (www.lanl.gov) first. I wasn't aware that there was a NASA-VOF code without the 2D or 3D tacked onto the name. |
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