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April 11, 2008, 01:25 |
Rising bubble problem
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Hello all...
i am trying to simulate a bubble rising in a vertical pipe due to density difference. however, i havent found a good tutorial on this and after i started out on my own. i am faced with the following problems how do i define the domain interfaces ? do i have to? or will it automatically create one when writing the .def file ? also, how do i do mesh adaption here since the bubble deforms and also rises..?? i have uploaded the meshes for the pipe and bubble into cfx pre separately, is this a correct method or should i have only a single geometry+mesh ? |
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April 13, 2008, 04:46 |
Re: Rising bubble problem
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I am faced with these same problems. Being anxious!!!
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