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Old   October 10, 2011, 02:22
Default Global coordinate system and rotation-axis origin
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Dear CFD-forum members,

I have a problem with a rotating part and I work with ANSYS 13.0.

I got a CAD-file and I have to simulate a rotation with it in ANSYS FLUENT. I know that I must set the wall to a moving wall and the water in it to a standing fluid but I do not know where my rotation-axis origin is. It should be in the middle of my part but it is not there.

My question is: How can I see where the global coordinate system is or how can I put it to another place, e.g. to the middle of my rotating part?

I also use ICEM CFD and Autodesk Inventor 2009 if someone knows the answer in these programs.

Thank you in advance for your answers

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Old   October 10, 2011, 10:28
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Does nobody has an answer for my problem?
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Old   October 11, 2011, 01:59
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Hi,

You should be very sure about your rotating axis before coming to the solver. In Fluent solver there is no such option to trace axis of rotation.

So go back to your CAD (Inventor) file and locate 2 points which lie in axis of rotation. Then specify co-ordinates of these 2 points as origin and direction vector in Fluent.

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Old   October 11, 2011, 04:01
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Hey,

thank you for your answer.

I have an example to know whether I rightly understood you.

If the origin of the coordinate system is in the middle of my rotating part and the y-axis should be the rotating axis, the rotating-axis origin is (0;0;0) and the rotating-axis direction is (0;0;1). Is it right?

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Old   October 11, 2011, 04:48
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with small correction, rotating axis direction is (0, 1, 0) Keep going...

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Thank you very much!

Your answer solved my problem.
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Old   December 13, 2016, 10:38
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I want to give the rotation of the drill at a speed of 8000[rev/min^-1] in Z axis but when I defining the speed and the rotation axis shows me of the message:

In Analysis 'Flow Analysis 1' - Domain 'Air: If a solid has motion set and it is connected to a stationary fluid domain, a moving wall velocity boundary condition must be specified on the fluid solid interface.

I do not know what's going on, any ideas? I send screenshots of the program:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...UU?usp=sharing
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Old   December 13, 2016, 14:39
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I want to give the rotation of the drill at a speed of 8000[rev/min^-1] in Z axis but when I defining the speed and the rotation axis shows me of the message:

In Analysis 'Flow Analysis 1' - Domain 'Air: If a solid has motion set and it is connected to a stationary fluid domain, a moving wall velocity boundary condition must be specified on the fluid solid interface.

I do not know what's going on, any ideas? I send screenshots of the program:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...UU?usp=sharing
I guess you deal with CFX, but this is FLUENT forum. The message informs you that you should specify condition on an interface between rotating solid domain and stationary fluid domain.
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Old   January 18, 2018, 21:10
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Hi,

Can some of you please tell me how to display the global coordinate system in ICEM CFD fitted with the body?

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