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April 11, 2022, 10:26
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giving wall wetting condition using field function
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Raj Dasari
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I have a doubt regarding wall wetting (multi-phase simulation). The initial condition is like, the whole domine is filled with air and rack(imported geometry) is covered by 0.7 mm thickness of water. I have defined the field function for air and water. But when I initialize the solution both rack and the outer walls are getting wet. I have attached some pictures. could some please help me to give a specific definition.
I have used field function for air as $WallDisntace < 0.00007 ? 0:1 and for water $WallDisntace > 0.00007 ? 0:1 |
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