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March 10, 2012, 16:47
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Flow between rotating disks
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Behrang Asgharian
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Dear Abdul Aziz Jafaar
I am trying to model flow in FLUENT between two rotating disks which are rotating in opposite directions. Seems that you have some experience with this sort of modeling. May I ask you for some suggestions? 1- Which function of FLUENT is the best approach for this problem, Dynamic mesh, user-defined functions, or multiple moving reference frames? 2-What type of mesh will be the best, structured, unstructured, or block structured? Thanks for your time. |
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