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February 18, 2009, 22:23 |
Need help for GAMBIT
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In my research , I need to do a CFD model using GAMBIT and FLUENT. My flow is water and this is an open channel flow. I draw geometry in GAMBIT up to face stage. I considered x, y and z value and I have 7 faces. My query is: (1) Do I need to do 2D modelling or (2) 3D modelling. (3) In case of 2D or 3D modelling what I need to do next?
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February 23, 2009, 06:00 |
Re: Need help for GAMBIT
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Hi!
ok.. thats a big question! first, 2D or 3D depends on the problem. If your channel is straight without any flow normal to the symmetry plane, 2D is a good choice. Also it is always a good idea, to model problems in 2D first, to get an idea of the flow and the problems involved - especially for CFD beginners. Now, for using gambit... there are a number of tutorials that are really helpful. I suggest to use them! Best wishes Ralf |
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