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January 12, 2024, 12:07 |
FVM; incompressible fluid, staggered grid, gravity problem
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My problem is to simulate an incompressible fluid with certain cinematic viscosity in a staggered grid with ghost cells, and the computational domain looks like this; Staggered-Grid-MAC-Marker-And-Cell.png
but there are ghost cells too. My problem is the following; if I have the gravity source term in the navier stokes equation, and I suppose that the fluid is in the first row of the computational domain, do I have to solve only on the i,j cells where I suppose where the fluid is(at the top, the first row) and then maybe after I updated velocity update position and allow to solve only where the fluid goes? or maybe I have to diffuse and advect even outside the fluid? Do I need something external to solve the problem(intermolecular interactions)? Info;chorin projection method (split local NS with additional timestep and then discretize) and SOR for pressure. |
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