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Old   January 16, 2007, 14:41
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Other than spinning the top and side of a cylinder with its bottom stationary, is there a better way to model the teacup effect in Fluent? Any suggestion is appreciated.
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Old   January 19, 2007, 09:22
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Have you gone through tutorial no 16 in Fluent tutorial guide.
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Old   January 19, 2007, 14:38
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I had gone over most tutorials on Fluent 6.3. The VOF tutorial of spinning bowl that you have suggested was taken away in Fluent 6.3. I have to look for them in the older version of Fluent. Thanks for the tips though.

However, I think that the spinning bowl and the original teacup effect is a bit different from aspect of source of momentum, isn't it? In a spinning bowl, fluid is being rotated by the wall, hence the fluid near the wall should have a small velocity as the wall. On the other hand, the tea-cup effect is due to the sinking of tea leaves and causing the fluid to spin. The velocity on the wall should be zero (on a no-slip wall, that is).
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