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July 3, 2007, 22:17 |
Hi everyone,
For many of yo
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Hi everyone,
For many of you problem might be extremely trivial. From rasInterFoam, I copied damBreak problem to a new folder called tankTest. I just extended the domain, gamma field, and added rigid plate in a middle. Runtime set to 40 seconds. The domain length is around 14.87m. 60cm column of water collapses and simply the flow should be quite fast. What appears, until the whole flume hits the opposing wall it takes almost whole 40 seconds. I cannot figure out why it flows so slow - viscosity coefficients seem to be OK. The initial damBreak problem seems to work nice, video looks good, however my own example does not. If anyone is willing to help me, here is the link, so you can download the example: http://www2.hawaii.edu/~krystian/tankTest/tankTest.zip And view the movie. 25 f/sec, time step 0.04s. http://www2.hawaii.edu/~krystian/tankTest/film3.mpg Thanks, Krystian |
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