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June 14, 2010, 03:49	how to add a force in the momentum equation	#1
guillaumem New Member guillaume maurice Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 4 Rep Power: 16	Hi. i am currently performing LES of plane Couette flow with transport of the temperature as a passive scalar. My interest is going to the possibilities of control of such a kind of flow mainly regarding the temperature distribution. That's why i want to try to add a time space periodic force in the streanwise direction. the components of this force should be like this: Fx=F(z,t)=A(y)cos(wt+kz) Fy=0 Fz=0 Where A the magnitude of the force is varing with the mean streamwise velocity component. Hope it's clear enough Thanks

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