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August 15, 2010, 03:40 |
Multiphase region definition problem
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Shahed
Join Date: Aug 2010
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Hi everyone, i'm new to this board...
the simulation is a simple falling water in a tank under gravity force... the geometry is a simple rectangular with two regions (it's a 2D mesh)... one on top, which is smaller and it's going to be defined as water. and the rest of the face is air. i want to simulate a transient flow for seeing how water actually falls down... i define each domain in Basic Settings separately (the top region, Water and the bottom region, Air) but when I check it again, i surprisingly face that two regions are in the same phase!! the question is how can i apply these settings to be sure that my each domains are in the specified phase that i want?... it's part of my final project and i really need this help. i hope someone can give me the right direction. Regards, Shahed |
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