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Fluid travels: Zone 1 --> Zone 2 --> Zone 3. How can I modify diffusivity in each??? |
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July 31, 2012, 08:03
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Fluid travels: Zone 1 --> Zone 2 --> Zone 3. How can I modify diffusivity in each???
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Hi everyone,
The question says it all. I have 3 rectangular zones linked end to end, all built & meshed in Workbench. Flow is slow and laminar, and I'd like to define a different UDS diffusion coefficient in each zone. What is the simplest way to accomplish this? I've looked through 20 pages of CFD-Online board and apparently the answer seems to be UDF, are there really no simpler methods? I thought I read a post on here somewhere that mentioned simply making multiple copies of a material, assigning a different desired UDS to each, and then assigning each one to one of the zones. Would this work? Thanks very kindly, -ANT 
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August 1, 2012, 07:55
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Can anyone help?
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