[joshmccraney]

Hi!

I'm modifying the damBreak tutorial. In the script 0/alpha.water.orig I can specify one of the walls as type constantAlphaContactAngle, thereby specifying the contact angle at the wall. In the script 0/U I can specify the same wall as type noSlip. However, when I run the tutorial now, we see that the velocity does slip along the advancing front (fluid moves up and down, splashing along the wall).

Can someone explain why noSlip seemingly does not enforce the no-slip BC everywhere along the wall?

[razi.me05]

Hi Josh,

Could you solve this issue? I am solving incline plane flow and seeing the solid phase sliding down noslip/fixedValue(0 0 0) wall. Since twophaseeulerfoam doesn't have alphacontactangle boundary implemented I am using zerogradient for alpha at wall. Do you think implementing alphacontactangle boundary would help in my case?

[joshmccraney]

Originally Posted by razi.me05

Hi Josh,

Could you solve this issue? I am solving incline plane flow and seeing the solid phase sliding down noslip/fixedValue(0 0 0) wall. Since twophaseeulerfoam doesn't have alphacontactangle boundary implemented I am using zerogradient for alpha at wall. Do you think implementing alphacontactangle boundary would help in my case?

Yes, I did figure out how to strictly enforce pinning a fluid along a boundary. In your alpha.water.orig file within boundaryField try the following BC, say for example on a surface called rightWall:

rightWall{
type fixedValue;
value uniform 0;
}

in the p_rgh try

rightWall{
type fixedFluxPressure
value 0;
}

and try noSlip in the U file.

This should work; it worked for me via interFoam.