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taimoor February 14, 2009 15:52

modelling a rotating cylinder in fluent?rply asas
 
to model a rotating cylinder with some angular velocity either we need to do dynamic meshing or it only needs some steps in fluent?Does static meshing not enough to do so.plz reply soon.

Davy February 15, 2009 18:27

Re: modelling a rotating cylinder in fluent?rply a
 
you may use single or multiple rotating reference frame approach or sliding mesh approach in Fluent.

srihari February 16, 2009 07:00

Re: modelling a rotating cylinder in fluent?rply a
 
i dont think u need udf to do this becoz u can make it as a wall and make it moving wall..if the mesh is rotating then u have to create a udf for dynamic mesh...thi is ho i can help u..i just finishd a 2d rotary vane pump problem after long struggle..so if u cpould elaborate ur problem..can help u more.thanks regards hari

Ryma February 27, 2009 07:03

Re: modelling a rotating cylinder in fluent?rply a
 
you should use the MRF (moving refrence frame),you must have a cylinder around your disc that you specify as fluid and then in the fluid panel you set moving reference frame rather than stationnary.and you can change the unit of the rotating frame in define-units'angular velocity Hope it helps


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