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April 7, 2011, 07:26
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Numerical Wave tank
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Hi
I'm using STAR to do a numierical wave tank, I will test both linear and nonlinear waves, at deep and shallow water, but I have just started on linear waves. I have experienced some problems, eg weird back flow from the pressure outlet, making the waves not sine-shaped. Which boundary conditions is recommended? I prefer to to the calculation in 2D, because of my bad computer. Is this possible? How fine should the mesh at the free surface be? Regards. |
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