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Hi,
I am using the fluid-dynamics application, and I would like to run a non-newtonian fluid. Somebody has an example (.json) how to set a non-newtonian fluid?
Thanks,
Edu
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Should be as easy as replace the Newtonian3DLaw in the FluidMaterials.json by the non-newtonian law you want to use. Note that you also need to run your problem with an element that uses the constitutive law.
I have created a GID-Branch call "soudah-modifications-on-fluids" (sorry for the name) in order to use non-newtonian fluids.
In this brach, the user can choose different constitutive fluid laws (Bingham and Herschel-Bulkley).
Also I changed (as Rubén said) the element: vms --> qswms.
Cool! Then I'd close this issue to open a new one in the GID interface repository. Now the open question is if the qsvms element replaces the "reference" element vms when creating a monolithic problem in the GUI.
This change would imply that the use of the constitutive law in the fluid elements becomes mandatory. However it opens the possibility of easily setting non-newtonian fluid problems. @jcotela@RiccardoRossi @KratosMultiphysics/fluid-dynamics
Hi,
I am using the fluid-dynamics application, and I would like to run a non-newtonian fluid. Somebody has an example (.json) how to set a non-newtonian fluid?
Thanks,
Edu
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: