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November 17, 2012, 06:43 |
slip boundary condition
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ammm
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hello all
i want to simulate a microchannel and i want to set slip velocity for it. slip velocity in wall: how can i set this condition for wall? do i use moving wall or specified shear?which one?or i should write a udf? i have another question too. i want to set adhesion and surface tension for my model what should i do?i have one phase in my model and three reaction happen in it. thanks in advance i am waiting for your helps |
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November 18, 2012, 06:18 |
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Michiel
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1) The closest BC to the slip BC is the partialSlip condition, which mixes the no-slip and the zeroGradient condition. You could take a look and see if it works for you.
Otherwise you will indeed need to implement it yourself. Another user here is trying a similar thing. 2) if surface tension and adhesion (I assume you mean the contact angle) are important in your simulation that means you have (at least) a two-phase system so I don't get your comment that you have 1 phase?! If you indeed have two phases, the most suitable solver is probably interFoam with which you can set the surface tension in constant/transportProperties. The contact angle is a boundary condition. The most simple one is the constantAlphaContactAngle, in which you just set a fixed angle at the boundary patch. There is also a dynamicAlphaContactAngle which allows you to specify a velocity dependent contact angle. Cheers, Michiel |
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November 18, 2012, 09:06 |
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ammm
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thank you for your help michiel
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