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July 24, 2013, 13:14
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[help]Why 6.3 beats 14.0 in this case??
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Wang Qi
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I am recently working on simulating a square dropping into water, here is the Youtube tutorial http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVzO2iQmbNQ
It is fine using Fluent 6.3 however, when using Ansys 14.0, it gets very strange result: When the square approaches the surface, the surface concave down(as if pressed by the zone moving-fluid, not only moving-walls). When the square is in the water, oscilation occurs and water begins to explode... I still want to use 14.0, is there anyone who can help me on this issue? |
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