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January 7, 2013, 16:09
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3 dimensional CFD modeling of Nozzle
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Hello
I am developing 3-D nozzle body for two phase fluid flow analysis in Fluent. My question is can I use gambit or I need to use design S/W i.e CAD, Solid works for Control volume. Any suggestions Thanks in Advance Omkar |
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January 15, 2013, 00:17
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3 dimensional CFD modeling of Nozzle
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Hello Omkar,
GAMBIT is basically meshing tool. It also allows you to make 3D CAD model. To get more accurate and re-usable CAD model you can use CAD packages.  Mehulkumar |
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