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Old   January 12, 2000, 09:00
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Carolin Kosiol
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Hi,

I am trying to simulation a rotating impeller in a mixing tank with Fluent. Does anybody of you have some experience with using a "Rotating Reference Frame" to model such a problem or can recommend some literature about it?

Thanks, Carolin Kosiol
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Old   February 22, 2000, 02:55
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Ahmet AÇIKGÖZ
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Hi, First of all, you should create a dummy volume around the impeller and it will be better if you give the rotation to the dummy volume. I prefer to use RNGk-e model with pressure BC's.
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