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Old   June 3, 2008, 05:39
Default Rotating boundsary ?
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conan
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for example, air flows inside a 3D square channel, say x is flow direction, y,z are cross direction,the case is very simple. The channel sits 0.5m from y-axes. Now, I want to study the effect of rotation. The channel is rotating with y-axes, how to set rotating boundary?

if I have set "FLUID, single moving frame, ratating velocity=500rpm, direction(0,1,0)"

For wall, what is the difference in wall boundary between "staionary" and "movingwall,relative to adjacant cell zone, speed=0" ?

for this case, which option should I choose?

thank you

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