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Old   September 9, 2015, 05:55
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I am modeling a multiphase steady state flow on a propeller with free surface model. i have two domains: a rotating(with propeller) and a stationary domain.propeller is assumed to operate in depth of 130 cm.
According to the picture below,the gravity vector is Z and axis of rotation is X. But i see an error at the beginning of the solution which says that the gravity vector must be aligned with the axis of rotation.But i'm confused, because i did not understand it.for a free surface flow involved a rotating propeller near the free surface i do not know why gravity vector can not be Z.
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