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Murtaza Abbas
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Hi,
I'm trying to model a droplet of water falling into a beaker with a heated base. It's a 2D model, so I'm looking at a cross section. I've used an antisymmetric model, using the y-axis as a the mirror axis. The model is running, albeit very slowly. Is this something to do with me not using the x-axis as the axis of rotation? Thanks in advance for any help! |
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Lucky
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I think the slow running is a separate problem.
But you should fix your configuration to use the x-axis as the axissymmetric axis. |
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