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Hello,
I'm working on flow in a rectangular pipe. (Figure 1)
I have an idea about the use of the Mp and h parameters when creating SPH particles in a closed tank.
Thank you.
Regards,
Hi,
1) I think you can still create the SPH parameters in HyperMesh. HyperMesh creates particles should be spaced evenly in all directions. It isn't recommended to space the particles in closer in one direction than another
2) The default values for qa and qb are set to provide some damping for high speed shock wave type problems. This damping provides stability. For your case you could reduce the values of qa and qb. For no damping use
qa = 2.0e-30qb = 1.0e-30
For alpha (conservative smoothing length) I would use the default value.
3) You should not reduce the X distance without reducing the distance in all directions.
4) The viscosity mentioned on /PROP/SPH are numerical and meant to provide damping and stability to the solution. For the fluid properties see /MAT/HYD_VISC/ + a /EOS.
Thanks,
Andy
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