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January 27, 2004, 03:53 |
symmetry-axis problem
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Hello, every one, I am using CFX 4.4 to simulating a reactor. How I set the symmetry-axis. I am in urgency need your help.
thank in advance, hx |
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January 27, 2004, 21:32 |
Re: symmetry-axis problem
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Are you using slab=wedge?
If so: 1) Axis MUST be the X axis 2) Radial direction must be in Y 3) Axis MUST be at low Y (pref. Y=0) 4) Set the low Y face as a symmetry plane. Hope this helps, Jeff |
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January 27, 2004, 23:47 |
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hello, Jeff,
Firstly, thank you for your help! The reactor I am analysing is a reactor similar to CSTR. I do not use slab=wedge. I set the axis the X axis. But the symmetry-axis is a 2D patch.So I set the cylindrical surface around axis the symmetry-axis. Is that right? Kind regards, Hx |
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