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July 11, 2016, 16:30	axisymmetry modeling	#1
milad653279 Member Milad Setareh Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Tehran, Iran Posts: 35 Rep Power: 13	Dear Friends I modeled an axisymmetry geometry. for this purpose, we must use wedge and axis Bc. But when I look at time directories, the theta component velocity is not equal to zero while in axisymmetry it must be zero. can anyone tell me what is wrong??

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