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Old   June 2, 2005, 09:07
Default HELP:motor admission problem
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Brian
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Hi i would like to simulate the admission in a cylinder and the compression of gazes using mesh deformation. the piston and the valve move very well but i can't close totally the valve because of conservation of topology (i can't use different meshes because i don't have the Compaq compiler CVF). i need help to totally close the valve in order to simulate the compression. thanks
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Old   June 2, 2005, 20:04
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Glenn Horrocks
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Hi,

You have two main options with CFX: 1) The next version of CFX will have some tolerance of zero volume elements. You may be able to fully close the valves when it comes out. I have done a quick trial of it on the beta version and it did not work for me, but maybe with a bit of planning you might get it to work.

2) Use a GGI interface and slide it shut.

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