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how can we solve a 3d problem with a symmetric geometry(like a hemisphere by revolving about an axis) using 2d fluent.
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It's the axisymmetric model (start fluent 2d, then go to Define->Models->Solver and switch to the Axisymmetric model).
I recommend looking over the tutorials and the manual. Good luck, Jason |
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Don't forget that the x-axis must be the asix of symmetry.
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That's all in the manual.
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