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August 14, 2006, 10:12
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hello,
the inlet of my mode
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Michael R.
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hello,
the inlet of my model is not parallel to one of the global axis. therefore the flow is not orthogonal to the inlet, if i define the velocity U in x, y or z direction. Is there a possibility to define a global coordinate system or to transform the model??? regards michael |
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January 30, 2017, 05:18
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Pierre
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Hi,
I have a similar question. Is it possible to define a local coordinate system to orient an input or output velocity (when this one is not align withe the global axis)? Thanks. |
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October 5, 2017, 07:50
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Adam S
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Sure, just create a "Local Coordinate Frame" and choose your prefered face for reference
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