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May 15, 2015, 12:20 |
Baffles in Flow-3D
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Dear FLOW-3D (V11) users and experts,
I have a question about how to use baffles at the in- and outlet of an irregular formed tube. The problem: water should only flows from top to down inside the tube. Therefore I set baffles at the top (z max) and bottom (z min) of the cartesian mesh block: a third baffle (type hole) was created with a STL file (eq. inside of the tube). With exact this STL file the fluid region is defined as an initial condition. The result: FAVOR shows all the time a complete flooded mesh block as fluid surface. I know, there is an other method to get the inside flow by creating a solid block and subtract the STL file with boolean operation, but this I didn't want. Any help is highly appreciated. Thank you in advance. |
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