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Forum: STAR-CCM+

May 3, 2011, 10:51

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Aerodynamic simulation

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Posted By rwryne

Think about it in terms of volume mesh, not...

Think about it in terms of volume mesh, not surface mesh. You only need a volume mesh where your interests lie. If you are just interested in the aerodynamic solution, you only need a volume mesh...

Forum: STAR-CCM+

May 3, 2011, 08:30

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Aerodynamic simulation

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Posted By rwryne

If you are only interseted in the air flow, then...

If you are only interseted in the air flow, then you do not need a continuum for the solid part. You will only need the 2nd continuum if you are intersted in something like the heat transfer through...

Forum: STAR-CCM+

May 2, 2011, 08:17

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Aerodynamic simulation

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Posted By rwryne

Yes, thank you for correcting me, this is how I...

Yes, thank you for correcting me, this is how I typically do it. Much easier than doing it by hand.

Forum: STAR-CCM+

April 29, 2011, 09:52

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Aerodynamic simulation

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Posted By rwryne

I prefer to import as a part. You then need to...

I prefer to import as a part. You then need to create an empty region with boundaries and assign the surfaces of the part to the region boundaries. Then do Mesh->Initialize Meshing, which transfers...

Forum: STAR-CCM+

April 28, 2011, 08:39

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Aerodynamic simulation

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Posted By rwryne

Import the geometry as a part, create a box part...

Import the geometry as a part, create a box part to the size you want, then do a boolean subtract with the box part as the "target part"

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