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December 29, 2018, 13:10
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2D space computation domain
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Weiqiang Liu
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hello all,
recently, I've been confused about the 2D space type in fluent. In some fluent tutorials, the 2D computation domain of a cylindrical pipe is selected to be axisymmetric while in some other tutorials planar is selected for cylindrical pipe. as far as I'm concerned, planar means infinitely big plane and a cylindrical pipe is definitely not a planar type, right? can anybody help me to understand this? thanks very much! weiqiang |
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