TAGGED: fluid-dynamics, fluid-flow, udf, udf-fluent
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June 27, 2020 at 3:00 pm
aar007
SubscriberHi, I am trying to create UDF for my simulation with an initial velocity profile of 65mm at the inlet and velocity of 40m/s. I tried using the fo4mula below to write a UDF for my rectangular domain but I can't seem to manipulate the initial velocity at the beginning of the inlet to a have velocity profile of 65mm. Below is a copy of my UDF, Domain description, and the exprimental description of what I am trying to achieve at the beginning of my inlet
NOTE: I am able to achieve a desired 65mm velocity profile at the desired location (of 4m from the inlet) but not at the inlet
Formula U=ref(z/Zref)gamma
Uref=40m/s
Z=z(Height of Domain 1,32m)
Zref=65mm
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June 29, 2020 at 5:16 am
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