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June 4, 2003, 09:31 |
how to show 2d pipe in gambit or Fluent
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in gambit ,how to distinguish 2d-section between pipe and cube.
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June 5, 2003, 21:28 |
Re: how to show 2d pipe in gambit or Fluent
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Zalhit,
I'm also confused with the question. I think if u take a mid axial section surface from a pipe or a cube it is same (quadrilateral). So neither gambit nor fluent can detect it as a part either pipe or cube. It is being solved as a flow field with bounded by two line-walls. Alamgir |
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June 14, 2003, 13:57 |
Re: how to show 2d pipe in gambit or Fluent
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it depends upon what solver you select in fluent . 2-d or axi-symmetric
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