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February 5, 2009, 12:21 |
Sliding Mesh Problem
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Hey,
I'm trying to set-up a sliding mesh problem, where I have a large outer region and a inner circular region, which is to be rotated. When I create the new grid interface, two wall boundaries are automatically created. Strangely, I cannot see these new wall boundaries under display->grid->wall boundaries - the screen stays black... Anyway, when starting the computation, even without rotating the inner circular zone, the flow seems to be deviated by the circular interface. I suppose it is linked to the automatically generated wall boundaries. What do I need to do, so that the flow is not influenced by these automatically generated wall boundaries? Many thanks... |
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February 9, 2009, 00:26 |
Re: Sliding Mesh Problem
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Use gambit to set the boundary as interface, you should have two interfaces at the same location. Or, try to modify the wall conditions as interfaces in Fluent.
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