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mixed boundary condition implemetation

Posted 2015年2月25日 GMT-5 15:15 Porous Media Flow Version 4.2 1 Reply

Arjun Chakrawal
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can anyone tell me how to perform the implementation of mixed boundary condition for solving richards equation under the influence of infiltration caused by rainfall.
there are several papers online discussing the same issue but how to it in COMSOL4.2 is my problem.

I am new to COMSOL. i just started. its my first problem. please help.

your kind attention is highly appreciated.
1 Reply Last Post 2015年2月26日 GMT-5 09:17
Sepideh Ramezani
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Posted: 10 years ago 2015年2月26日 GMT-5 09:17
For imposing mixed boundary condition, define two boundary in comsol: 1)Inlet (which should be your rainfall) 2) pervious layer (Dirichlet b.c). and in order to switch between Dirichlet and Neumann you should also define two step function.

Look to this paper for more info: web.stanford.edu/dept/cee/faculty/freyberg/ChuiFreyberg.pdf

Good luck
Sepideh
For imposing mixed boundary condition, define two boundary in comsol: 1)Inlet (which should be your rainfall) 2) pervious layer (Dirichlet b.c). and in order to switch between Dirichlet and Neumann you should also define two step function. Look to this paper for more info: http://web.stanford.edu/dept/cee/faculty/freyberg/ChuiFreyberg.pdf Good luck Sepideh

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