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February 24, 2014, 19:02 |
coanda effect in fluent
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Hello all, I have a question.
I am simulating a jet flow. waht I found an interesting phenomena, If I use simple method for pressure-velocity, I got one direction of the flow. then I switch to the coupled method, I got the flow attached to the opposite wall. I am wondering is the method cause the difference? what about if I just use the same method, but run different times? will I get the same result for all the running or will I get different results? anybody has a clue? thanks |
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