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January 6, 2012, 09:29 |
2D in fluent versus 2D in CFX
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mohammad
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Hi everybody,
I want to know that does the method we use in CFX for a 2D in FLUENT? I have solved a 2D model in CFX but it gives me floating point error in FLUENT.... As you may know, in CFX we just generate a mesh with two nodes in depth, and this will be our 2 D model....I know that FLUENT is able for 2D simulation...i just want to know that does the same model with 2 nodes-in-depth work in FLUENT or not... if not, what do you think might be the cause of error in my case? Thanks a lot |
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January 8, 2012, 19:33 |
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Glenn Horrocks
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If you import a CFX pseudo-2D mesh (ie 1 element thick) you will have to use a 3D mesh in Fluent. It is no longer a 2D mesh.
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