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Time dependent laminar flow past circular cylinder
Posted Apr 20, 2015, 8:10 a.m. EDT 4 Replies
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Hi,
I am trying to solve time-dependent laminar flow past a long circular cylinder at Re=100 in unconfined condition. I am using rectangle domain.
The boundary conditions employed for inlet is the inlet bc with uniform velocity and at the outlet I imposed the pressure, no viscous stress.
I have a question about remaining two boundaries...
What should we can use for those two boundaries?
I tried with slip boundary but I didn't get vortex shedding even at Re=100.
Can anybody guide me for this problem??
I will be really thankful for it.
I am trying to solve time-dependent laminar flow past a long circular cylinder at Re=100 in unconfined condition. I am using rectangle domain.
The boundary conditions employed for inlet is the inlet bc with uniform velocity and at the outlet I imposed the pressure, no viscous stress.
I have a question about remaining two boundaries...
What should we can use for those two boundaries?
I tried with slip boundary but I didn't get vortex shedding even at Re=100.
Can anybody guide me for this problem??
I will be really thankful for it.
4 Replies Last Post Apr 22, 2015, 5:04 a.m. EDT
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Posted:
10 years ago
Reflective?
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Posted:
10 years ago
Please can you make it more clear?
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Posted:
10 years ago
Symmetry boundary condition. That would be equivalent to simulating an infinite array of cylinders: no flux lines would be allowed to penetrate the symmetry boundary.
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10 years ago
Now it works... Thanks Daniel