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FT
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hello,
i have a problem and i cannot find a solution: i would like to shrink a tube in a dynamic way in fluent. the pipe has a inner diamiter of 2mm and a lenght of 4mm. i want to obtain a diameter of 0.01 mm and then return to the original geometry in a dynamic way. i would like a continue continuous cycle of shrinking and regaining the initial geometry. could you please help me? |
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Leonardo
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Wow, that's too much for me. I would try a long pipe with different sections.
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Conceptually, I think you have at least two options:
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