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February 4, 2005, 06:41 |
Rotating Vessel: Problem Set-Up
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Hi everyone!
Would like to check with you please, about my problem setup. I have a vertical cylinder that has its fluid inlet at the bottom and the outlet at the top. My vertical cylinder, however, is spinning about 2 axes: spinning about the vertical axis and tumbling about the horizontal axis. In other words, bi-axial rotation. I believe that this is a steady state problem. The question is: - To set up the problem, all I need to do is to go to Boundary Conditions, select my vessel wall and specify the angular velocity, right? This is what is called a moving reference model I believe? Thanks people! Cheers! Harmeet. |
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