Very difficult question about Floworks 2005!!

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schumiGO
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Very difficult question about Floworks 2005!!

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Sorry mate for offtopic(( but i asked near 20 people and nobody could give me amy answers((((((


Question!! HOW can i set boundary condition in plane(Z=0) V=0 (ground effect conditions)...

It means that in Z=0 Velocity is zero and no inflow\outflow.

Help me plz...... thamks a llot... best regards, SchumiGO

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I'm not sure if it is the correct method, but I have done it by making making the edge of my computational domain at the ground level, and then setting that wall to symmetry. I have seen some other CFD programs do that when you tell it to use ground effects.

kilcoo316
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Is it a surface?

If so, just impose no slip conditions??



I think I must be mis-understanding you though - thats too straightforward :? :? :?

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I'm not sure if it is the correct method, but I have done it by making making the edge of my computational domain at the ground level, and then setting that wall to symmetry. I have seen some other CFD programs do that when you tell it to use ground effects.
Hi mate)
Coll idea))
but......
if flow onli comp domain you couldn't see boundary part.... if you put 40m/s flow of air then you see that y=0 velosity =0 but y = 0.000000001 V= 40 m/s (((((( so it's not correct(((

riff_raff
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SchumiGO,

try this forum: http://www.eng-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=1

Regards,
Terry