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September 28, 2009, 23:45 |
dynamic mesh DEFINE_GRID_MOTION
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Hello,
I am currently trying to write a code for a FLUENT UDF file. My model is a 3-d tube with 9.5mm radius and 20mm length with tube protruding in y direction with y axis going through center, x and z are in the radial direction (x up and z comming out). The origin of the axis is at the left end of tube at center of tube. I have two steps I would like to complete: 1. To have motion in the radial direction so the tube expands and contracts over a certain time period (lets say 10s). 2. To have radial motion at a certain point that starts at y=0 and ends at y=20 over a time period. Basically so there is a wave propagation in the axial direction down the tube. This is to model a pulsating water flow through an elastic rubber hose. As of now I am not concerned with accurate radial deflection values or any values for that matter. I would just like to have the general motion for each case. As of now I am just trying different codes and checking the mesh motion under display-->zone motion and solve-->mesh motion, but am not getting even close to desired results. From what I have read so far I believe the DEFINE_GRID_MOTION MACRO is the MACRO I am wanting to use, but maybe DEFINE_GEOM would be better, I am not sure. I have read through the Fluent UDF manual, other examples, and have exhausted my google search efforts; however I am still at a loss for how to write a code that would work for my case. If anyone has any suggestions that would help me with this problem it would be very appreciated. Thanks. |
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dynamic mesh, grid motion, udf |
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