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April 15, 2013, 13:09

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Difference between 2D and 2D axisymetric

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Posted By ghost82

yes you are right, that means that since you are...

yes you are right, that means that since you are not modeling the z coordinate, you are assuming that interactions occur in the x-y directions.
However I meant that if you are assigning for example...

Forum: FLUENT

April 14, 2013, 11:19

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Difference between 2D and 2D axisymetric

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Posted By ghost82

This means that when you are simulating a 2d...

This means that when you are simulating a 2d model, you have a rectangular duct which has an inlet/outlet area of 'your coordinate' x 1 m (depth under reference values).

Daniele

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April 12, 2013, 02:19

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Difference between 2D and 2D axisymetric

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Posted By ghost82

2d axisymmetric simulates a cilindrical pipe, 2d...

2d axisymmetric simulates a cilindrical pipe, 2d simulation a square/rectangular duct; what are your boundary conditions?under reference values what is the value for "depth"?

Daniele

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