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April 24, 2002, 10:34 |
Moving part in a fluid
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Hi everybody
I'm trying to model a moving solid part (translation) in a fluid (a resin). Can I simply apply a boundary condition to this part, i.e. a translational velocity? The problem is that it doesn't converge easily (even with decreasing the under-relaxation factors) Moreover, when the blade move (unsteady), the gap from the previous time step remains "black" in the graphics window, so I can't see the velocity in the gap Shall I use another model? (sliding mesh, for example?) Thanks a lot |
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