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June 9, 2011, 08:13
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Flow Domain of DesignModeler
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Zhang Yang
Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Zürich
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Hello, Guys:
How to generate a cylindrical flow domain, that half of it's circumference is defined as flow inlet and another half as flow outlet, by using Ansys DesignModeler. I have tried with Enclosure Function, but i can't splite the circumference into two parts, one as the flow inlet, another one as flow outlet. Because I am doing a parameter study and therefore the flow angle intot the flow domain is needed to be varied. And the Object just lie on the bottom of the cylindrical flow domain. |
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