deforming mesh
 

How to set any conditions for deforming mesh in fluent6. Have any one have moving and deforming mesh tutorial?

Regard.

Torn

Re: deforming mesh
 

hi,Torn What problem are you doing ? I need these tutorials too. But I did not find any.

Regards bonny

Re: deforming mesh
 

My problem is about flow in moving cylinder. I known fluent 4 with structure mesh can be work but I want use fluent 6.

regards

Re: deforming mesh
 

The Fluent 6.0 tutorials can be found at this website. (http://sp81.msi.umn.edu:999/fluent/f...help/index.htm) There are a couple of moving grid tutorials. See chapter 10 (Using Sliding Meshes) on sliding grids and also chapters 7 and 8 of the Tutorial Guide. Also look at chapter 9 of User Guide(Modeling Flows in Moving Zones). Hope it helps.

Re: deforming mesh
 

thank you aninda. These tutorial files are moving grid tutorials but there are not deforming mesh guide.

regards.

Re: deforming mesh
 

Hi,

You have this tutorials on

http://www.fluentusers.com

Regards, Pero

Re: deforming mesh
 

hi,torn do you have fluent4.5 ? the model of moving and deforming mesh is a separate model, if you buy this model ,you can get these tutorials . but I have nothing.

I want to simulate the fuild flow in scroll compressor chamber ,it is similar to your problem, how about you ?

any advice is appreciated. bonny

Re: deforming mesh
 

Hi Bonny, I think your research is so difficult. your mesh are moving and deforming. I don't know how to model geometry when the roter contact the stator. and I think both fluent 4(structured) and fluent 6 (unstructured) can not apply to this application but star-cd may be.

what is version of fluent that you used?

my advice may be incorrect, don't worry.

torn

Re: deforming mesh
 

Could you explain why your mesh needs to deform?

Re: deforming mesh
 

Thorn,

I just started using Fluent last month, I will also be looking at dynamic meshing soon.

You can find deforming mesh tutorial guide in

http://www.fluentusers.com/fluent6/d...h/main_pre.htm

If you don't have password, you'll need to email a request.

Regards,

Duc