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February 1, 2016, 03:20
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hydraulic diameter
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Jongmin Choi
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Hi, I 'm doing ANSYS fluent tutorial
 While I'm following 'chap. 7 using a non-conformal mesh,' I have been confused because of hydrulic diameter. It is little bit different from the knowledge that I 've learned from 'Fluid Mechanics' class in undergraduate, i.e.,  By using that equation, I could get a hydraulic diameter of 1.3 in but, the tutorial says that it should be 5 in. I thought that the material that flows the main duct is air so I can use that equation. I attach the captures of problem and tutorial. Thank you all my ANSYS teachers!!
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