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August 17, 2007, 05:15 |
B.C. for a cavity inside a volume
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how can i select the surface of a cavity inside a volume for B.C. assignment (as the face which i want to select is not open to me). mind it, not all the cell faces of the inner surface belong to the same set.(so if i "select based on Vset or egdes", not all the cells on the surface get selected).
after tht how can i ensure tht all desired cell faces have been selected...(i.e. thr r no Boundary condition 'HOLES'). |
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August 23, 2007, 01:35 |
Re: B.C. for a cavity inside a volume
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frnd sm1 plz help me out.
I have a close geometry, and have creaed external volume mesh around it for drag estimation. I want to assign no-slip wall B.C. for the geometry. Thr r total 99786 faces on the wall surface, but total boundaries on the surfaces r only 99783. so thr r '3' cells on the surface which r not in the boundary and i'm not able to identify them. plz sm1 help me, how can i select those 3 cells and assign the B.C. thanks |
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August 23, 2007, 04:41 |
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the no-slip wall BC is the default boundary condition if you don't assign a BC yourself. so you should be alright unless you are running a radiation case.
if you want to find your cells, you can do the following: vset news surf bset all vset dele bset cset news vset face hope that helps! |
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