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August 10, 2009, 09:22
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Boundaries in external flow
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Carlos
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Hi,
I'm new in this community and first of all I would like to thank the administrator and team for this wonderful site dedicated to CFD. I have to model an external flow on a plate at a certain speed. The plate simulates a flat-plate solar panel, and i want to set one of the walls as a no-slip boundary, so that the flow velocity be 0 there. The thing is that i just find 'default', 'symmetry' and 'periodicity' as the three possible options. How can i fix that problem? Thanks. |
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