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April 10, 2007, 04:16 |
I'm solving a flow in a conica
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I'm solving a flow in a conical diffuser geometry. What kind of BC I must impose to the axe of symmetry to solve this problem? Is the "empty" BC the right choice?
Thanks, Alex |
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April 10, 2007, 10:57 |
Hi Alexandro,
I'm not sure I
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Cedric DUPRAT
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Hi Alexandro,
I'm not sure I will give you the solution but, the best way according to me is to avoid the problem. Meshing your geometry otherwise. I plan to mesh the Clausen 1993 conical diffuser and a buterfly mesh seems to be the easyer way (if you have mesh generator). I saw that with OF someone put a script to mesh a cylinder, try to start from it ... Hope it helps Cedric |
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April 19, 2007, 09:28 |
Thanks Cedric, I'll try a 3D m
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Thanks Cedric, I'll try a 3D model instead of 2D with axialsymmetric BC.
Alex |
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