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June 26, 2012, 12:22
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Deforming mesh in FLUENT
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Ajinkya Desai
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Hi,
I have an oscillating fin in FLUENT. It keeps giving me a negative volume error. 1. In the computational setup, the fin is assigned the UDF for oscillation and I have set the default interior as a dynamic deforming mesh. Is this correct? 2. Remeshing and smoothing have been used, with a spring constant factor of 0.5 for the fin faces and the default interior. Apart from these, should any other faces be remeshed? Thank you. |
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