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April 12, 2006, 09:42 |
I've been trying to construct
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Jonathan Gerald Pelham
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I've been trying to construct what is effectively a windtunnel simulation, or something analagous to it
and i've been very confused trying to work out which patchfield type i'm supposed to be using in this situation there seems to be no similar situation in the tutorial examples to take hint from could anyone here suggest a solution? |
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April 12, 2006, 12:28 |
Excuse my ignorance (I don't k
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Bernhard Gschaider
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Excuse my ignorance (I don't know s### about wind-tunnels and their simulation) but to me the pitzDaily-cases sound very windtunnelish (lots of walls, a fixed-velocity inlet, a fixed-pressure outlet), but if you specify the physics you want to simulate more precisly (Mach, Reynolds, moving parts yes/no, known boundary conditions, etc) someone here might be able to give you a hint.
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