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December 19, 2008, 09:03 |
surfaces inside a volume (domain)
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Hello everybody,
i am starting to work with icem/cfx these days and i arrived at a problem with surfaces insides of a (fluid) volume. How can I define them to be ignored (in icem or cfx-pre)? They should be part of the volume without any boundaries (no wall like it is posed by default). They were just necessary for the density of my unstructured tetra-mesh creation. In cfx-pre they are automatically posed as primitive 2D and I can't delete them. Thanks for help, sincerely, Johannes |
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December 22, 2008, 11:17 |
Re: surfaces inside a volume (domain)
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You can try defining them as thin surfaces within Pre. There is a checkbox in the wall boundary condition definition to set this.
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