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Old   July 1, 2006, 03:42
Default Navier Stoke eq. for sliding mesh technique
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Jackie
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Hello,

I'm according to studying cfd to simulate flow through rotating machine using sliding mesh technique. and I need to know how to apply Navier Stoke eq. to rotating part of domain. Is it just the Navier Stoke eq in rotating reference frame or not. Could anybody please tell me.

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