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September 1, 2005, 03:11
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MOVING WALL
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Hi all CFD user!I have a problem which keeps on disturbing my sleep at nigth.I'd like to apply to Fluent a moving wall bc without using ALE.So for example for the inviscid case instead of having null normal velocity, I'd like to set a user defined value. I tried to add a momentum source but I still small changes in pressure on the wall boundary. Any one can help me? Thanks for your attention. Luca
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September 3, 2005, 09:07
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Re: MOVING WALL
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Use the dynamic mesh model. By the way what is ALE?
Sincerely, Saad |
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