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Old   February 19, 2012, 01:48
Unhappy Boundary condition is lost when export to Fluent ( attached image )
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Hi everyone ! As title

That is a part of small cylinder ( submerge in large cylinder ) . Can you show me the wrong spot ?





Here , i have ICEM files
http://www.box.com/s/pelth7k8704vlxbdy7j3

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modified files (cyli_mod) http://www.4shared.com/rar/pSIUuhhK/Smallcylinder.html

Just changed name of solid to fluid (should not make any difference) and deleted few internal surfaces (thin wall, not needed in this case) and every thing is fine now. Also divided wall into wall1, wall2 and wall3 depending on curvature change.

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Old   February 19, 2012, 14:25
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modified files (cyli_mod) http://www.4shared.com/rar/pSIUuhhK/Smallcylinder.html

Just changed name of solid to fluid (should not make any difference) and deleted few internal surfaces (thin wall, not needed in this case) and every thing is fine now. Also divided wall into wall1, wall2 and wall3 depending on curvature change.

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First ! I appreciate your help

next...the problem still hasn't solved . It will be easier when you watch the flash file below ( can open by browser ...IE, Chrome ... )

compare on ICEM & Ansys Meshing .
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http://www.box.com/s/nne68io62ajx7ciyqll0

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Old   February 19, 2012, 14:34
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if you are talking about interior then interior name is changed by icem and you get the different name . For example it is int_fluid instead of just fluid, just change the name in boundary condition panel



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next...the problem still hasn't solved . It will be easier when you watch the flash file below ( can open by browser ...IE, Chrome ... )
Which meshing is correct: ANSYS meshing mesh or ICEM mesh?
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Which meshing is correct: ANSYS meshing mesh or ICEM mesh?
ANSYS meshing mesh is correct. As my video, the wall include a part of small cylinder that submerge in large cylinder ( it is internal wall )


The problem has solved . I just create thin wall block

and other way ?

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I just create thin wall block
What do you mean by thin wall block? are you talking about shared wall?

tin and blk http://www.4shared.com/rar/-DHDr2qt/Smallcylinder2.html

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what do you mean by thin wall block? Are you talking about shared wall?

Tin and blk http://www.4shared.com/rar/-dhdr2qt/smallcylinder2.html

Yes , it is shared wall

but why I can't creat wall4 like you ! , "Volume part" in "associate face to surface" must be a part of blocks

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For specifying the inner wall, the correct procedure is here...
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ans...nner-wall.html
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