Hi there.
Maybe someone can help me with this. Im trying to set up a model(se picture) where water flows down in a pipe(its turbulent), and it enters another domain(the chamber. The squares at the top of the chamber is a distribution plate for the water). In the chamber there should not be water all over the domain. All I seem to be able to model is where there is water both in the pipe domain and in the chamber domain(im still new to this program). The outflow is to the right of the chamber, above the center axis. So the main question is: how can i couple two domains that are different, but still keep the outflow boundary from the pipe as the inflow to the chamber, and have both a gas and water in the chamber? (the gas could for example be air in not so important for the overall setup) I hope it makes sense to someone, and that someone can help guide me in the right since I havent been able to figure it out.
Maybe someone can help me with this. Im trying to set up a model(se picture) where water flows down in a pipe(its turbulent), and it enters another domain(the chamber. The squares at the top of the chamber is a distribution plate for the water). In the chamber there should not be water all over the domain. All I seem to be able to model is where there is water both in the pipe domain and in the chamber domain(im still new to this program). The outflow is to the right of the chamber, above the center axis. So the main question is: how can i couple two domains that are different, but still keep the outflow boundary from the pipe as the inflow to the chamber, and have both a gas and water in the chamber? (the gas could for example be air in not so important for the overall setup) I hope it makes sense to someone, and that someone can help guide me in the right since I havent been able to figure it out.