Recirculation Boundary Conditions in Star CCM+

anoopjangra · November 14, 2014, 03:07

I have a problem in which i need to create Recirculation Boundary Conditions with fixed temperature rise.
I am able to this in fluent by using command (rpsetvar 'icepak? #t)
(models-changed).

Please tell me how do same in star ccm+

ravi.karamarkar1 · November 23, 2014, 05:05

Hello Anoop,

In STAR CCM+ there are some options using which you can do customization. It is done using JAVA. So you need to know JAVA programming a bit.

In ANSYS FLUENT it is easy to do. The same way which you have specified using command: (rpsetvar 'icepak? #t)
(models-changed)

If you want more information about how to do it in ANSYS FLUENT the read this blog:
Recirculation Boundary Conditions- blog

(it has a very good information about this.)

If you crack about how to do this in STAR CCM+, then please let me also know about it.

Thanks,
Ravindra

November 14, 2014, 03:07	Recirculation Boundary Conditions in Star CCM+	#1
anoopjangra New Member Anoop Jangra Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: India Posts: 7 Rep Power: 15	I have a problem in which i need to create Recirculation Boundary Conditions with fixed temperature rise. I am able to this in fluent by using command (rpsetvar 'icepak? #t) (models-changed). Please tell me how do same in star ccm+

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November 23, 2014, 05:05		#2
ravi.karamarkar1 New Member Ravindra Join Date: Nov 2014 Posts: 2 Rep Power: 0	Hello Anoop, In STAR CCM+ there are some options using which you can do customization. It is done using JAVA. So you need to know JAVA programming a bit. In ANSYS FLUENT it is easy to do. The same way which you have specified using command: (rpsetvar 'icepak? #t) (models-changed) If you want more information about how to do it in ANSYS FLUENT the read this blog: Recirculation Boundary Conditions- blog (it has a very good information about this.) If you crack about how to do this in STAR CCM+, then please let me also know about it. Thanks, Ravindra