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Zev Xavier
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Hi
I am new to Fluent and am wanting to apply a Multiple Reference Frame model to my simple centrifugal pump geometry to analyse the flow behaviour within the pump. I am using an assembly of two components the first being a solid impeller and the second being the geometry of the wetted surface area within the pump housing and volute, please images below Although I am sure this step is rather simple for those already understanding how to create these multiple fluid zone boundary interfaces, It has proved rather challanging for me even after devoting a significant amout of time to understanding this step. I appreciate any assistance in helping me understand this process. __ Zev Impeller: ![]() Fluid Geometry ![]() |
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centrifugal pump, fluid interface boundary, moving zone, mrf |
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