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February 28, 2001, 19:20 |
separating fluid regions
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Hi
I am trying to separte a fluid region (flow around aerofoil) so I can set the flow in one region to laminar to help model transition. How can I separate the fluid into two zones? Is this done within Fluent or to I need to return to the pre-processor? Thanks |
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March 7, 2001, 11:52 |
Re: separating fluid regions
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Hi David,
you can separate fluid zones inside Fluent by using the "adapt by region" tool: Method 1 1. select a region (adaption/ region adaption) 2. separate cells / by marked cells (the cells you have chosen during step 1 will be shown under 'registers') or Method 2 you create two fluid zones inside your pre-processor. This is the recommended way if you are using tetrahedral cells, since it is impossible to get a sharp separation of the two fluid zones with this type of cells by using method 1. Volker |
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