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Assigning velocity as a boundary condition

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Hi
I am modeling an electrophoretic phenomena where the governing equations are
- Navier Stokes equati
- Poisson equation
- Nernst Plank equation

This is an axisymmetric model containing a half circle (sphere) at the symmetry boundary. I need to assign a z- velocity over the circle. The available BC are sliding wall and Moving/Leaking wall. The sliding wall seems to give the tangential component of velocity which should work good for the plane boundary not for a circular boundary. And the Moving/Leaking wall it gives phi velocity edit field which made me really confused. What is this Phi velocity? Is it z-velocity here? If so why such named?

With regards
Tariq

1 Reply Last Post Jan 19, 2015, 2:56 p.m. EST
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Posted: 9 years ago Jan 19, 2015, 2:56 p.m. EST
hi

I have exact the same confusion. Did you have an answer for it? Thanks

hi I have exact the same confusion. Did you have an answer for it? Thanks

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