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hi everyone,
I would like to know if it is possible to deactivate the flow computation only in a precise zone of the mesh. My problem is as folloows : i have a furnace whose atmosphere is considered not to move (convection is put aside). However i need to be able to compute flow in other regions (molten silicium inside the furnace). For the moment, the atmosphere is considered as a solid to avoid the flow computation, but it raises other problems when i want to choose my radiation model... Thanks in adavance ! |
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In cell zone conditions, you can used the fixed option to force the velocity to fixed values. When variables are fixed, Fluent doesn't solve any transport equations and skips them.
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Great, thanks a lot !
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