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Rayleigh taylor in fluent

    • Gunnuz Tech
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      I try to solve rayleigh taylor instability phenomenon in ansys. The properties are similar to this 
       http://gerris.dalembert.upmc.fr/gerris/examples/examples/rt.html The problem is hwen I run the case in ansys, the lower fluid starts to penetrate in the upper one in the form of two mushrooms, please see screenshot. If anyone can help where should I check?

    • NickFL
      Subscriber

      What are the boundary conditions you have on the walls? It almost looked fixed boundary condition, you probably want symmetric. Also is this a 2D simulation?

    • Gunnuz Tech
      Subscriber

      I added symmetry and walls while meshing. Is this enough or do I have to do something in the setup also. I am new to Fluent don't know alot.

      I have added symmetry and walls while meshing (please see picture attached). but did not say anything about the Bounday conditions in the fluent setup. Is this enough or do I need anything else?

       

    • Gunnuz Tech
      Subscriber

      and yes the simulation is 2D. My end goal is to solve in axisymmetric but first I am trying to run in 2D. 

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