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Smagmon October 2, 2008 11:44

Inlet as a prescribed displacement
 
Hello Everybody,

I have started with CFX a few time ago, and I still have some basic doubts. I would like to use a inlet not with a constant velocity (as the tutorial teaches), but as a prescribed displacement, that would be cyclic.

Is it possible? If yes, can anybody help me to do that?

Thanks!

Smagmon October 2, 2008 12:02

Re: Inlet as a prescribed displacement
 
Is it possible to use the idea of predefined mesh deformation proposed in this message below? If it is possible, can anybody indicate or advise me with some literature where I can find this procedures?

Thanks..

Glenn Horrocks October 2, 2008 18:03

Re: Inlet as a prescribed displacement
 
Hi,

You can do this using the mesh deformation defined by specified displacement. The remainder of the mesh is moved using a smoothing algorithm. Look in the CFX tutorial guide for some hints - the ball valve tutorial is the one to look at.

Glenn Horrocks

Smagmon October 3, 2008 05:18

Re: Inlet as a prescribed displacement
 
Hi Glenn,

Thanks for your tip.

Regards


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