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tipakorn July 23, 2006 23:31

what different between wall and baffle
 
What should be I set blade? I have another sample of moving mesh, they set blade is wall. But in tut 7 (star tutorial) set blade is baffle. what different about it? If I should set blade is baffle, how I call forec when I use posdat subroutine?

Thanks

Ben July 24, 2006 03:23

Re: what different between wall and baffle
 
a baffle is an internal zero thickness feature and can either act as a wall (to reduce mesh complexity for thin features) and can also be porous. Baffles must be attached to two cells, walls can only be used on the exterior of the model and can only be attached to one cell

tipakorn July 24, 2006 23:04

Re: what different between wall and baffle
 
Thanks And How to call fluid force attacked blade if I set blade is baffle? I would like calculate torque in posdat subroutine.

William Blake July 25, 2006 02:44

Re: what different between wall and baffle
 
http://www.adapco-online.com/adapco_...rts/star5.html

http://www.adapco-online.com/adapco_online/usubs.html

You know the boundary region and start from there. Ask the support for a updated version of the posdat.f


Ben July 25, 2006 02:59

Re: what different between wall and baffle
 
There is a posdat for doing that on adapco-online but its way old and hasn't been upgraded for 3.2x I got my upgraded copy of the support guys so best contact your local office

Ben July 25, 2006 03:50

Re: what different between wall and baffle
 
you took the words right out of my mouth (it must have been while you were kissing me)

Nothing like a bit of meathloaf first thing in the morning!


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