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How to apply Neumann and Dirichlet's BC

Posted 22 mars 2011, 04:36 UTC−4 Fluid & Heat 2 Replies

Anuurag Chordiya
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Hello,

I am trying to simulate flow across a cylinder in General PDE form. The governing equations are Euler's equation for Mach No. = 1. I have converted these equations in the COMSOL form to be substituted in subdomain settings. And tried simulating the flow. But the problem I am facing is in setting the boundary conditions.

I have a rectangular flow field and a cylinder placed in it. A 2D geometry. Two boundaries are inlet and outlet and rest all are solid wall boundaries with no slip condition. But expressing these in COMSOL, is getting a bit difficult for me.

I would appreciate any kind of help in this regard. Looking forward for your replies.

Thank you,
Anuurag
2 Replies Last Post 9 oct. 2014, 05:42 UTC−4
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Posted: 1 decade ago 6 nov. 2012, 16:41 UTC−5
I have same problem did you get any solution around it/ please let me know.
I have same problem did you get any solution around it/ please let me know.
Julien Givernaud
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Posted: 1 decade ago 9 oct. 2014, 05:42 UTC−4
Same problem for me...

Is there a clear example somwhere
Same problem for me... Is there a clear example somwhere

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