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Old   October 15, 2003, 09:42
Default How do I use the axisymmetric model?
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Dear all: Recently, I am trying to use the aximsymmetric model to solve an unsteady state problem but I just fail. The console window told me that the x-momentum diverge as soon as I started the program. I even tried to initalize the radial velocity with a non-zero number but got the same result. Did I do anything wrong?
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Old   October 15, 2003, 10:49
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Hi

One of the reasons is: Did u make sure that ur axis of symmetry is 'X-Axis' ? and, there should not be any cells below the x-axis, ??

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Old   October 16, 2003, 06:29
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mmm, I set the x-axis as the radial axis and y-axis is the axis of symmetry. Is it necessary to set the y-axis as symmetry axis? Besides, do you mean that I have to establish the model geometry in the positive coordinate value?
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Old   October 16, 2003, 08:43
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the x-axis must be the axis of symmetry and the y axis must be the radial axis
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Old   October 18, 2003, 03:19
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Thank you very much. It could work well now.
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hi,i have a question about axisymmetric model,there are some options in boundry pannel to assign velocity in both axisymmetric and axisymmetric swirl model,what is difference btw those?
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Old   August 1, 2011, 09:23
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Axisymmetric model is used when the geometry is axisymmetric (for example, flow through a pipe, where you can model just a 2D half-section of the pipe). Here, there is no flow in the z-axis.

In axisymmetric swirl, there is swirling flow in the z-axis (normal to the geometry plane). For example, liquid swirling in a circular vessel.
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Old   August 3, 2011, 08:15
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if x-axis is at 0,0,0 location then turing that boundary to symmetry gives warning msg and by translating axis it produces wrong results. can you tell me in that case what should I do?

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One of the reasons is: Did u make sure that ur axis of symmetry is 'X-Axis' ? and, there should not be any cells below the x-axis, ??

Chendhil.
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