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June 19, 2015, 07:27 |
RotatingWallVelocity Boundary Condition: mathematical and physical explanation?
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Dear All Foamers,
I am using the 'rotatingWallVelocity' boundary condition for a rotating device. The description of the boundary condition available in OpenFOAM is; "Replaces the normal of the patch value so the flux across the patch is zero" I would appreciate if someone could explain how this type of boundary condition actually takes place, both from a mathematical point of view and from a physical point of view. In particular, I am curious on how the effect of the boundary condition is reflected on the flow field around the patch. Many thanks in advance! |
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