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February 14, 2011, 00:54

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Modeling a Fan by the Multiple reference frame (MRF) method in CFX.

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Posted By saisanthoshm88

oh, Thanks for the reply Glenn, indeed I was...

oh, Thanks for the reply Glenn, indeed I was confused after reading some stuff related to the implementation of MRF method in Fluent and Star-CD softwares. Now it's clear to me that indeed in CFX If...

Forum: CFX

February 13, 2011, 08:19

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Modeling a Fan by the Multiple reference frame (MRF) method in CFX.

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Posted By saisanthoshm88

Well, I mean that by default any CFD solver ...

Well, I mean that by default any CFD solver treats a wall boundary as being in the same frame of reference as the cell zone to which it is attached.

So it shall be required to make the relative...

Forum: CFX

February 12, 2011, 06:03

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Modeling a Fan by the Multiple reference frame (MRF) method in CFX.

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Posted By saisanthoshm88

Thanks for the reply Glenn, I've gone through the...

Thanks for the reply Glenn, I've gone through the Axial stator/rotor Tutorial in CFX. But it is a case where the Stator and rotor are simply modeled in different
frames of reference but as I found...

Forum: CFX

February 12, 2011, 02:45

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Modeling a Fan by the Multiple reference frame (MRF) method in CFX.

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Posted By saisanthoshm88

Modeling a Fan by the Multiple reference frame (MRF) method in CFX.

I'm a newbie to CFD. I'm simulating the hot air flow inside a heating oven. My system consists of a rotating fan a bit adjacent to a heater coil. So the fan is meant to cause forced convection in the...

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