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Hi,
Heartly welcome to all fluent users. i am facing a problem in giving Boundary Condition. please help me to solve this. problem is i am having a blade in a cylinder. i want to simulate the condition while blade rotates. how to carry out this problem. thanks san |
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in bondarie condition
1- SEY FLUIDE 2-OPEN motion typ choose ( moving reference frame) 3-put your valu in rotational velocity (speed) |
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do u mean that, do u want rotation of solid blade inside the cylinder in steady state?
if it is like that, in bc panel, for the solid u select moving reference frame - give rotational velocity and direction, for the walls around that blade, select moving walls and give the same values for rotation. i think this will work, check it. |
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Thanks for giving these idea
i tried it. it's working. can we have mail id's so that we can communicate in future. bye san |
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