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Old   October 21, 2006, 06:32
Default Axisymmetric Swirl
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Arpit Tiwari
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Hi,

Iam solving fluid flow in a 3D configuration having axisymmetric swirl... I created a 2D mesh in gambit and used solver model of fluent having axisymmetric swirl and I am getting quite decent results through it...But, I want to solve the same problem in CFX...AFAIK, CFX is a 3D solver so it generates axisymmetric 2D model by creating one layer thick 3D model..Does there exists some similar procedure to solve axisymmetric swirl models in CFX
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Old   September 15, 2010, 06:45
Default 2D axisymmetric model in fluent
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Hi,

I read your post and was wondering whether you know how i can simulate a plain orifice atomizer in 2D. I have set the model up but when i begin the simulation it is not running. I keep getting divergence detected in AMG solver-x momentum. I have the same case in 3D and it runs fine.

Any idea what i must do to get it right? The nozzle is located along the axis, precisely at the origin.

Thanks!

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