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June 24, 2010, 12:21 |
PointWise Boundary Conditions
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Sowmya K
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5 domains (faces) together make up a single circular inlet boundary in my geometry. I specify the inlet boundary condition for all 5 faces (together) and export the mesh to Fluent.
However in Fluent, I get 5 different faces as inlets. I need to specify a fully developed profile on this circular face, hence cannot use 5 sub faces to do so. How can I combine these domains into a single boundary conditions (and not for the mesh)? Thanks in advance. |
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June 24, 2010, 13:42 |
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Hi.
I am using CFX but probably for fluent it`s similar. If you´re using ansys-meshing you have to set the Selection Filter to Faces and select those faces you want to be part of that boundary . Then Right-click in the Model View and choose Create Named Selection, then enter some name for the Selection Name. The names assigned here will be transferred automatically to the solver. Regards |
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