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qwe11rty22 August 24, 2016 05:06

Moving Wall Condition on a Curved Wall
 
I want to apply a moving wall condition to a curved surface, simulating part of a curved belt in an airflow.

Can I do this with the moving wall boundary condition without using a UDF? Will the physics be correct?

Or will I have to create a UDF following the profile of the curve to define the directional vectors?

Cheers,

David

vasava August 24, 2016 08:41

If you have that surface as wall then yes, you can do it without UDF.

qwe11rty22 August 24, 2016 09:11

Thanks for the reply.

Do you know what values should be used for the directional vectors? All 0's?

Im a little confused, as they are in the x,y,z directions only, and a wall element on the curved wall will have, say, a constant x value, and varying y and z values.

David

vasava August 25, 2016 01:45

There is also option for rotational motion. There you can input axis-origin and direction.


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