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October 18, 2010, 01:27 |
Rotary drum attached with baffles
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Pisit Chaiwiboonpol
Join Date: Oct 2010
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Dear all
I am a newbie of cfx's users that would like to simulate the behavior of fluid inside the rotary drum attached with baffles. First of all, I create the geometry like a rotary drum attached with baffles and then define the baffle as the internal wall. After that, I write the input for cfx pre program. In the cfx pre program, I specify the wall and baffle of rotary drum as the rotating wall but I found the problem which is the terminate run in the cfx solver. So I need to change boundary condition from the above condition to specify the wall of rotary drum as the rotating wall and baffles as stationary wall. Then I run the simulation and get result. In the result of cfx post program, the result is the wall rotated but baffles is stationary. So, I don't know how to define boundary condition for the baffles and wall are rotating along the z-axis Pls help me. Thanks you for your suggestion Best Regard |
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