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ALE Application
Posted 10 mars 2010, 12:47 UTC−5 3 Replies
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Hello guys,
I've been trying to use the ALE mesh mode to model a moving boundary oxidation model and I think I'm using it incorrectly. As the oxide grows, the boundary of the geometry has to move, is there a way to do that with ALE or should I look at using a different model?
Thanks,
Bobby
I've been trying to use the ALE mesh mode to model a moving boundary oxidation model and I think I'm using it incorrectly. As the oxide grows, the boundary of the geometry has to move, is there a way to do that with ALE or should I look at using a different model?
Thanks,
Bobby
3 Replies Last Post 10 mars 2010, 14:50 UTC−5
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Posted:
1 decade ago
how did you apply the growth velocity on the boundary conditions of ALE?
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1 decade ago
It should be time dependent, but there is a global variable relationship that calculates the x-velocity component of the boundary. It is linked to other things in the model, such as the concentration of the species at that point.
I guess a combined question would be why do I see the x-boundary move in the y-direction if this should be a 1-D problem? I know that is a basic question, but I'm curious.
I guess a combined question would be why do I see the x-boundary move in the y-direction if this should be a 1-D problem? I know that is a basic question, but I'm curious.
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