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Mesh consists of two regions: an inlet channel which oscillates in the +/- Y-direction, and a fixed mesh region. This is an example/tutorial from OpenFOAM test cases. Simulation performed with OpenFOAM. Turbulence is modeled using k-epsilon model. OpenFOAM simulation files are also attached for download.
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