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Forum: FLUENT

March 10, 2010, 05:13

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GAMBIT spilt problem

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I am not sure what you did can be successfull...

I am not sure what you did can be successfull because the circles you created don't belong to the covering (not connected), and that is the problem with virtual entities

I copied what I posted...

Forum: FLUENT

March 10, 2010, 01:16

Replies: 14

GAMBIT spilt problem

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Posted By -mAx-

*well what you did is correct, but you are...

*well what you did is correct, but you are handling a real volume, so you could directly split the volume with plane (without splitting any surfaces, thus this operation is implemented for real...

Forum: FLUENT

March 9, 2010, 03:18

Replies: 14

GAMBIT spilt problem

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Posted By -mAx-

if you want to split a volume, you have to split...

if you want to split a volume, you have to split it with a surface.
With virtual entities, the edges of this split-surface has to belong to the volume you want to split.
For instance if want to...

Forum: FLUENT

March 8, 2010, 00:59

Replies: 14

GAMBIT spilt problem

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Posted By -mAx-

With virtual entities, your edges should belong...

With virtual entities, your edges should belong to the surface. I mean they must split your surface.

Forum: FLUENT

May 12, 2009, 00:41

Replies: 14

GAMBIT spilt problem

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Posted By -mAx-

delete the face, but disable the lower geometry...

delete the face, but disable the lower geometry option (it will delete the face but not the attached edges)
Then recreate the face with wireframe (choose the attached edges)
I think it is what he...

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