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I am trying to simulate a pipe rotating around de x axis (see, please, the drawing attached). I have defined "A" as a mass flow inlet and "B" as pressure oulet = 0
Can anyone tell me if I have to select mesh motion or frame motion in cell zone condition? And which is the difference between them? ![]() ![]() ![]() (I have tried both and they give differente solutions concerning to generated pressure) Thank you!!! ![]() |
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Mesh Motion is used when when it's important to capture the unsteadiness in the flow,this approach comes under Sliding/Dynamic Mesh , Whereas the frame motion is used in SRF/MRF approach where unsteadiness is not captured
Dynamic Mesh is computationally more expensive |
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