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ACER June 18, 2012 11:55

moving ground BC?
 
Hi everyone...

Could someone confirm If i could set a moving ground boundary condition in Starccm+, if its possible, how do i implement it?

thank you
:rolleyes:

abdul099 June 18, 2012 14:57

That's pretty simple. Just go to the boundary -> Physics Conditions -> Tangential Velocity Specification and set it to vector. Then you can go to the Physics Values and enter the velocity vector there.

ACER June 19, 2012 05:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by abdul099 (Post 367065)
That's pretty simple. Just go to the boundary -> Physics Conditions -> Tangential Velocity Specification and set it to vector. Then you can go to the Physics Values and enter the velocity vector there.

Hi Abdul099

Thanks for the reply....could you please be a bit more specific.Once i go into boundary>physics condition the only thing im offered is initial condition option...is there something else im missing....i would really appreciate if you could help me sort this out since ive spent quite sometimes trying to figure it out....

thank you:)

siara817 June 21, 2012 05:25

Dear ACER,
You need to go to a specific boundary ( such a wall) in your region that needs to be defined as a moving boundary.

mustafamokhtari February 26, 2016 07:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by abdul099 (Post 367065)
That's pretty simple. Just go to the boundary -> Physics Conditions -> Tangential Velocity Specification and set it to vector. Then you can go to the Physics Values and enter the velocity vector there.

hi .my difficult is wall move to x & y in dynamic mesh .can you help me????

Image url my problem:

http://s7.picofile.com/file/8240748726/udf.zip.html

mustafamokhtari February 26, 2016 07:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by siara817 (Post 367603)
Dear ACER,
You need to go to a specific boundary ( such a wall) in your region that needs to be defined as a moving boundary.

hi .my difficult is wall move to x & y in dynamic mesh .can you help me????

Image url my problem:

http://s7.picofile.com/file/8240748726/udf.zip.html

mustafamokhtari February 26, 2016 07:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by ACER (Post 367181)
Hi Abdul099

Thanks for the reply....could you please be a bit more specific.Once i go into boundary>physics condition the only thing im offered is initial condition option...is there something else im missing....i would really appreciate if you could help me sort this out since ive spent quite sometimes trying to figure it out....

thank you:)

hi .my difficult is wall move to x & y in dynamic mesh .can you help me????

Image url my problem:

http://s7.picofile.com/file/8240748726/udf.zip.html


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