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Old   January 12, 2010, 10:40
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hi all,
i am trying to do a dynamic meshing using DEFINE_GRID_MOTION where i am shrinking an object in the x axis, keeping the volume constant, i.e it bulges out in the y axis. it is a 2d problem.
i have given a WALL boundary condition to the inlet, and all i want is to shift this boundary condition along the x axis as the geometry shrinks along the x axis.
can you suggest me a way to do that?
it will be of much help
thanx
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