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June 20, 2006, 03:00
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2D model in CFX
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Hi,how can i build a 2D model in CFX 5.6 on the x-y plane.I have tried,but stopped at the "3D domain" because it is 2D. Can i set only one element on the z direction and think it as a 2D model? Thank you!
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June 20, 2006, 04:41
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Re: 2D model in CFX
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Yes, you can do so. CFX uses a 3D-Solver, so placing one element in the z dircetion gives you a 2D-Situation. Use symetry boundary condition on the x-y-Planes.
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June 20, 2006, 06:41
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Thank you very very very very much!!!
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