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September 24, 2013, 19:17 |
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Dear Max,
I am doing wing analysis, Kindly see the image 1 the outer domain has velocity inlet (orange color) & pressure outlet (violet color) and remaining face in outer domain are symmetry. Up to this, BC is ok. Kindly see the image 2, in that blue color face shows my wing(no thickness-BC is wall) and remaining face I don’t know how to give BC, I give interface for remaining face of both volume 1 and volume 2 but it shows error while run in fluent like there is only one adjacent cell thread. Kindly help me how I can give boundary condition in volume 1 and volume2 apart from wing face (blue color)please help me.
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September 26, 2013, 01:42 |
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what are volumes 1 and 2?
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September 26, 2013, 03:18 |
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Thanks MAX for coming forward ,
Volume 1 is Left wing and Volume 2 is Right wing.My wing has negligible thickness( like paper), Thats why I project my wing upper, afterwards while connecting all edges to make faces, and then it becomes volume 1 and 2. I don't how to give BC for this, for both wing surface I give as wall (ie) blue color in that image, and common face between two wing i consider as internal BC ( see the image) and remaining faces I consider as interface. I got error like there is only one adjacent cell thread. Finally outer domain is considered. Kindly let me know there is any possibility without project my wing for giving BC & doing meshing. In fluent it does not take the wing while doing without project the wing, It shows only outer domain BC, that's the reason I project my wing.
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September 26, 2013, 03:42 |
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if you consider your wing with 0-thickness, why are you building a wing with thickness?
So.... copy both surface wings you want to keep. set visibility (off) of those 2 surfaces (copy) Merge volume1 with outer domain (normally volume 1 should disappear) Merge volume1 with outer domain (normally volume 2 should also disappear, adn you don't see any wing anymore) Set visibility (on) of both copy Now you see your 2 wings with 0-thickness Split outer domain with both surfaces. That's it (if you are handling virtual geometries, it will be more complicated) Let me know
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September 26, 2013, 04:49 |
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Thanks for quick response MAX,
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if you consider your wing with 0-thickness, why are you building a wing with thickness? So.... copy both surface wings you want to keep. set visibility (off) of those 2 surfaces (copy). HTML Code:
Merge volume1 with outer domain (normally volume 1 should disappear) HTML Code:
Merge volume2 with outer domain (normally volume 2 should also disappear, adn you don't see any wing anymore)
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September 26, 2013, 06:07 |
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*if you copy wing surfaces with (0 0 0), they shouldn't move!
*Regarding your errors with merge, try to delete them simply (that would mean volumes are disconnected from outer domain)
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Thanks max,
I follow your step (kindly see the image4) in that blue color is copied wing (face 62 and face 63) and remaining thing I deleted. Afterwards, For outer domain I specify boundary types are (velocity inlet-->opposite face--> pressure outlet & remaining faces are symmetry and wing as wall). In specify Continuum types, I select volume from entity tab and I set Fluid. For wing I select face from entity tab and I set Fluid.while export meshing it shows error like Continuum Entity face fluid does not contain any valid entity and is not written Continuum or boundary condition specified on entity face62 and face 63 is invalid for fluent6 kindly help me.
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September 27, 2013, 01:32 |
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this blue color means your surfaces are not connected to the volume.
So split the outer domain with surfaces
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