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Bloshchitsyn Vladimir June 15, 2007 01:20

Axial symmetry
 
Hello! I want simulate 3D axial model! I don't want simulate whole model! Can i use axial symmetry BC? I should make think 3D model and applay symmetry BC to profile of model? I understand, that this think model will be not correct, because i use model with fixed thickness...

Thanks!


Gert-Jan June 17, 2007 16:45

Re: Axial symmetry
 
Hard to say. Need to see the model first. What is a 3D axial model?

Gert-Jan

Bloshchitsyn Vladimir June 18, 2007 00:13

Re: Axial symmetry
 
I try to simulate Laval nozzle... I have to use whole model? Can i simplify full 3D model to quasi 2D Axial?

Gert-Jan June 18, 2007 05:16

Re: Axial symmetry
 
Yes, why not?

Gert-Jan

Bloshchitsyn Vladimir June 18, 2007 06:28

Re: Axial symmetry
 
Yes... Simpified model will be "flat" profile of nozzle?

Such as at picture( symmetry plane ):

\ /

|| with small thickness? / \


Dr. Flow Squad June 18, 2007 06:46

Re: Axial symmetry
 
You only have to do 1 layer: http://www.ansys.com/products/cfx/cf...r-example1.htm Dr. Flow Squad



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