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Hi everybody,
I'm writing a journal file, and I'd like to reverse some fan directions. So, I'm in the TUI using : /define/boundary-conditions/fan ... and then I can define all the settings about the fan, but there is no option (like in the GUI) to reverse the fan direction. Does anyone know how to do that ? Thanks, Arnaud. |
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Ok sorry, just need to input "-1" instead of 1..
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Bruce
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absolutly , there is a option to reverse the direction of the fan model in fluent.
and you can found it when you define the fan model in the boundary conditions. |
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