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Old   October 17, 2002, 10:39
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Eric R.
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Hello everyone.

Are you allowed to have a non-moving object (wall) within a MRF region?

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In a quarter-section model (only modeling a 1/4th region and assuming quadrant-symmetry) of a mixing tank with an impeller, can you insert something like an electical rod heater above the rotating impeller if it would also be in the MRF region? The rod itself will not move, but stay in the one spot. There would be 4 rods in the full cylindrical tank according to the quadrant-symmetry assumption.

Any help anyone can shed on this or even MRF guidelines in general would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you.

-Eric R.
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Old   October 18, 2002, 04:37
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Laika
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Yes that's possible.

Your rod is a seperate cell-zone. You just don't make this zone a moving zone.

Laika, still orbiting
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Old   October 18, 2002, 11:18
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Chris Michaels
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Thanks Laika. I'll give it a try.
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