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Dear Foamers
I want to implement a new type of boundary condition, I have never implemented before. I have a skewed wall that has a 5-degree angle with the real downward coordinate (y in the grid picture). I want to impose a slip velocity condition for the fluid at the wall as a non-linear function of another variable present in zero folder . I think one option is using swak4foam. However, I just have previous experiences using swak4foam for robin boundary condition including normal gradient of the same variable not tangential derivative of another variable. has its own boundary at the wall.I have attached my grid. the velocity at the converging walls is equal to ![]() In the above derivative, is along the wall. I mean its a tangential derivativeCan some body help me how can I do this? Regards Last edited by babakflame; May 19, 2016 at 23:45. |
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