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March 30, 2005, 21:23 |
Easy GAMBIT question
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Hi I have a beginner-level questions about GAMBIT:
When creating two volumes adjacent to each other, do they need to share a common face? I see that I can make two (or more) faces at the same location, which can be used to construct different volumes. I would not like to boolean add these volumes together because that makes me lose grid information on some of the edges. Which way should I go to make sure that the face is a fluid-fluid interface -- one face or two? |
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March 31, 2005, 03:09 |
Re: Easy GAMBIT question
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Hi!
If two volumes share one common face you can forget about it...fluent(gambit) automatically sets it as a fluid-fluid interface. If you have 2 faces (each designated to one volume) in the same position (for example if you create 2 cubes on besides another) fluent(gambit) will treat it as an outside wall...that means that yoou have to specify them (both!) as intrefaces... hope it helps MATEUS |
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