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April 9, 2012, 20:32 |
Inlet and outlet definition problems
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Ethan
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So I have been attempting to model a brake rotor with vanes for quite some time now. Initially I could not define an inlet and outlet for the rotor in the meshing, I assume because its a circular cross-section that does not appear as a plane to ansys.
Regardless, I then tried to add walls around a small section of the rotor and use the inner faces of the inner and outer radii walls to be my inlet and outlet. This appeared to work until I modeled it after calculations, where I found the the air is traveling into the metal parts of the rotor and avoiding the space I want it to flow, the channel between the inner and outer rotor face.... ugh. My question is how can I define my inlets so it flows through the void/ channel in the rotor instead of through the solid metal... Can I do it without drawing inner and outer faces? any breakdown on how to do this would be fantastic. I am just not confident with this software yet... Many thanks to the person who can help with this, I am going crazy. |
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flow control, flow distributor, inlet boundary, outlet boundary |
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