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Old   October 10, 2002, 12:44
Default 2D simulation as boundary condition for 3D problem
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Jan De smet
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ok, i would like to simulate a 3D structure with one moving wall. However, this wall should be moving according to the velocity field of a 2D simulation. So i would like to use the 2D data to create a boundary condition for my 3D sim.

Anyone ever done something like this? Through UDF or other...
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Old   October 11, 2002, 03:02
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So far as I know, Fluent doesn't take 2d data into 3d very well, but you can try.

My suggestion, try an MRF 3D simulation (don't need velocity data) and get a fit between your 2D data and 3D data.
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