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Forum: FLUENT

February 21, 2011, 00:28

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Stirred tank using MRF

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rr123, I made a funny mistake. I have mistaken...

rr123,
I made a funny mistake. I have mistaken SRF with SMM (these acronyms !). As dj_croog said. I also think you should use MRF and you can use SRF for initialization.

Forum: FLUENT

February 19, 2011, 01:56

Replies: 14

Stirred tank using MRF

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Hi, I think you can capture the transient...

Hi,

I think you can capture the transient events with SRF better than MRF. I should check my notes to find the details or finding some references that will be useful for your work. (Maybe tomorrwo...

Forum: FLUENT

February 18, 2011, 02:54

Replies: 14

Stirred tank using MRF

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Posted By Sun

hey, Based on whatever i read and consultant...

hey,

Based on whatever i read and consultant with some ANSYS experts, there would not be a significant difference between these two methods. But if you are modeling a stirred tank with baffles it...

Forum: FLUENT

January 18, 2011, 04:57

Replies: 14

Stirred tank using MRF

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Posted By Sun

Hi, For a rotating frame of reference, Fluent...

Hi,
For a rotating frame of reference, Fluent (if you are using it) assumes all the walls rotate at the speed of moving reference. So, I think you do not need to assign opposite angular velocity...

Forum: FLUENT

January 17, 2011, 07:31

Replies: 14

Stirred tank using MRF

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Posted By Sun

Hi, I think there is no other way to simulate...

Hi,
I think there is no other way to simulate the rotation without dividing the zone. To see how the MRF works in the FLUENT check out this tutorial:...

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