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November 16, 2001, 10:33 |
2D annulus for Gambit
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Anyone know how to create a 2D annulus for air-water flow? The gas-liquid interface could be in the upper or lower part of the annulus depending on flow regime. I've tried, but Fluent treats it as two separate, parallel pipes. Axisymmetric wont work either due to the asymmetric flow patterns, Please help!
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November 16, 2001, 22:23 |
Re: 2D annulus for Gambit
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If you solved that problem in axial direction, your problem is natural. It means you have to solve two separate flow problems(air flow and water flow). Try to solve that problem separately in a same geometry and couple the two flow field solutions. That would be one of the proper ways to solve it.
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November 19, 2001, 04:39 |
Re: 2D annulus for Gambit
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You have two volumes, one interfering with the other. Subtract the inner pipe form the outer one and you will have your annulus.
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November 19, 2001, 05:31 |
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I've created 3D annuli easily using subtraction, however, I have faces, not volumes, in a 2D model, so what do I do in this case?
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November 20, 2001, 07:08 |
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You can subtract a face from another face in a similar way.
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