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Hi i am working on in cylinder flow without combustion and i wanna setup a moving mesh problem to run cases for the in-cylinder flow. i have read the tutorials but i didn't got them. they seem too comlicated, especially the EVENTS. i don't know how to setup a case. of course i don't have access to the tutorials files and only i have read the PDF files. i would be grateful if you let me know what to do. that would be of my pleasure if somebody who has done a similar project let me know about the neccessary information and files i need to run the case. thank you very much and i'm waiting for your answers.
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Sometimes CFD is quite complicated... You should get hold of the tutorials and work through them, they usually come with your Star-CD installation.
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yes that's right. i wonder why starcd has so complicated procedures to do some projects. is there any way to do the project simpler??? i am totally confused.
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