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Old   May 11, 2012, 15:46
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hi everybody,

I have some barrier and I want to solve my problem axisymmetric.
I attach you my result but it's not true, I can't understand why the streamlines go up instead of going right!!!?!?!??

air enter from inlet and out side the barrier is atmosphere, actually air from indoor go to outdoor. and I rotate my model 90 degree to solve the problem axisymmetric.

what should I do to preventing the fluid going up??!?? if you rotate it -90 it should operate such as a stack.
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Is here anybody that can reply my questions????!?!?!?
please help me!!!!
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thank you mali

but my problem was free convection and I had forgot setting my fluid an ideal gas.
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Old   May 14, 2012, 11:58
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my answer can be wrong... but

In my opinion, outflow condition(neumann boundary condition) doesn't likes

backflow, so, if you have enough computer resource, how about extend it's

length?


// my mother-language is not an English, please forgive my grammatical error



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my answer can be wrong... but

In my opinion, outflow condition(neumann boundary condition) doesn't likes

backflow, so, if you have enough computer resource, how about extend it's

length?


// my mother-language is not an English, please forgive my grammatical error



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thank you Cartman,

It's done, I select my density of material a Bussinique model and it give me well solutions.

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