Windtunnel/Boundary Conditions

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in pluto.ini

  • ObjectType_int: 0=nothing, 1=cylinder/sphere, 2=square/cube of size ObjectDiameter_cm
  • WindPressure_Pa, WindPressure_mbar (mutually exclusive): pressure at entry (left)
  • PressureGradient_mbar_per_cm positive (even though pressure drops from left to right)
  • Wind velocity is ramped up to WindVelocity_m_per_s over time InjectionTime_s
  • WindTemperature_C
  • KinematicViscosity_m2_per_s, DynamicViscosity_Pa_s,
  • Wall_BoundaryCondition for tangential walls, value from {0,1,2,3}

(ignored if given values <0)

in init.c

  • macro SOLID to enable an object
  • array solid containing value 1 or 0 for object matter being present/absent

Walls

WT- Boundary Condition Skizze.jpg

tangential

Boundary condition for the wall
vx1 vx2
no-shear zero-gradient reflective
no-slip reflective reflective
no-wall zero-gradient zero-gradient
one-way wall zero-gradient zero-gradient & no-inflow

entry/exit

prescribed velocity at entry (left)

prescribe pressure drop (left to right)

  • current simulation result: \(v_x\)-profile slightly asymmetric and \(v_x<0\) at one wall


Object

  • Strong asymmetry when driven by pressure gradient. Bug!
\(v_y\) is not symmetric to the \(x\)-axis.
  • At the boundary of a region which has FLAG_INTERNAL_BOUNDARY set, no boundary conditions are specified. Ghostcells are frozen.

Open Questions

Reflective cells

Setting the vector \(\vec v_g\) in a ghost cell as \(\vec v_g=-\vec v\), with \(\vec v\) being the value in the adjacent real cell, yields \(\vec 0\) as interpolation right at the boundary. This works for plane walls. What to do in cases where a ghost cell has more than one real cell as nearest neighbor? This calls for discussion!

Analytical Solutions

empty 2D channel

$$ v_x(y) = \frac{\Delta p}{L}\frac{D^2/4-y^2}{2\mu} $$

empty circular tube

$$ v_z(r) = \frac{\Delta p}{L}\frac{R^2-r^2}{4\mu} $$

with \(\mu\)=dynamical viscosity