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April 21, 2000, 12:19 |
Complex boundary conditions??
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Hi Can anybody help me? i'am trying to simulate Air Flow between two independant rotating disks and i have a problem to define the boundary conditions (there is no inlet/outlet boundaries).The only condition i know is The static pressure (atmosphere 1.013e5 Pa) is present everywhere before the rotor disk starts. All ideas are welcome.
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April 27, 2000, 09:55 |
Re: Complex boundary conditions??
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If the disks are perfectly circular and symmetric the easiest thing is to put a cylindrical coordinate system in the center of each disk and then use a moving wall boundary at each disk utilizing the coordinate systems just created. The walls will then be seen as rotating even if the actual mesh is fixed.
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