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s.m October 9, 2013 10:55

can slip boundary condition in openFoam mean "inviscid wall" ?
 
Hi
I am simulating the flow over an multi element airfoil, i have studied in a research that for simulating the correct experiment conditions "we should reat the wind-tunnel walls as inviscid walls"
now my question is that, how can i define the "inviscid wall" in openFoam?
if we set slip boundary condition for the top and bottom side of our domain,can this boundary condition in openFoam mean "inviscid walls" ?

i mesh a squre domain around my sirfol, i put the freestream for the inlet and outlet patch (left and right side), i don't know what boundary condition should i use for topAndBottom side!

please guide me:o
Thank you very much

saeed115 October 10, 2013 15:29

hi dear S.m.....as i know about boundary condition in openfoam for an airfoil you could use slip condition for top and bottom of your domain.GOOD LUCK
here is a training for how to simulate flow around an airfoil in open foam
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...53899372,d.Yms

s.m October 11, 2013 13:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by saeed115 (Post 456213)
hi dear S.m.....as i know about boundary condition in openfoam for an airfoil you could use slip condition for top and bottom of your domain.GOOD LUCK
here is a training for how to simulate flow around an airfoil in open foam
http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...53899372,d.Yms

Thank you, but my question is that, how can we chose inviscid wall for topAndBottom ?


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