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Old   January 10, 2011, 15:40
Default Backward facing step; x/H; U/U0; diemsionless analysis; paraview
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Hello Foamers,

does anybody know something about how to investigate the backward facing step as in the papers? I mean how to plot "x/H" over "U/U0" and how to plot "U/U0" over "y/H"? H is the step height in a x-y-frame with mean velocity U0 and velocity U.

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Hello Claus,
By any chance have you figured out the answer for your question ?
I am stuck with exactly the same problem

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