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October 16, 2015, 13:18
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2d flow problem with fractures
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Mark
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I am working on flow in porous medium with fractures and this is somewhat new to me so I have a couple of question for anyone who can be of help:
1. What does the value of the source term(Q) in each control volume represent, and how to I evaluate it in my code. 2. In solving for the pressure implicitly I have solved the matrix equation AP=Q, how do I evaluate the velocity and how do I find the direction of flow? 3. How do I find the outward normal vector to an edge in my triangulation. Thanks a lot! |
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