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I want to simulate a cylinder with axial moving in a pipe in constant velocity in 3D. one face of cylinder has the velocity inlet b.c and a non - newtonian fluid exit from there into the pipe with constant velocity, while the cylinder moves axial in pipe. my question is that how should I define axial moving for the cylinder and for a face with velocity inlet b.c?

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