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April 1, 2019, 10:06
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direction vector in porous media
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Hello everyone.
I have a Problem is simulating a 3D-porous-Bend in Fluent! My Bend is 3D and Porous. and my porous zone is ISOTROPIC! My problem is when i want to set the porous properties in fluent, i should set direction vectors in x-y-z coordinates! But the flow in bend IS NOT in x-y or z! ( Because its a Bend!) i know i have to write a UDF for direction vectors but i don't know how to write it. any one can help me? As my porous zone is ISOTROPIC, Can i set direction vectors to (1,0,0) and (0,1,0) Or i should write UDF and set the direction vectors parallel to my flow?? Thanks in advanced. |
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