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Liquid Film of Water on an Inclined Surface

	Posted Wed August 25, 2004 @03:13PM
	dgubler writes "Dear all I am asked to compute water flowing over an inclined surface (such as a waterfilm on a roof or a street). The special thing is that the liquid film is very thin (some mm to maybe some cm's), whereas the inclined surface is several 100 m^2! Does anybody know about a simple 2D-code which is capable to deal with such a problem? We tried with CFX multiphase but without any success yet. I would be very greatful for any advice on this subject! Regards Daniel http://www.afc.ch"

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