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July 12, 2013, 11:06 |
Rotating Frame Boundary Conditions
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I am simulating using ANSYS Workbench (14) a heated rotating tank setup which is two concentric thin cylinders with water in between and temperature boundary conditions at the bottom.
The setup looks like a rectangle in the axisymmetric swirl situation. I've set the cell zone to have a rotating frame motion. The FLUENT tutorial guide suggests that the walls must be stationary for such a rotating tank whereas the help file explicitly states that it must be set as a moving wall (which implies a zero angular velocity relative to adjacent cell zone) Which one is correct? Also, for an open top, I've set it as a zero shear boundary. Is it appropriate? Please mention the corresponding initial conditions as well. Last edited by gpavanb; July 12, 2013 at 15:19. Reason: Clarity |
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