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March 5, 2014, 10:09 |
Problem in defining motion to the body externally !
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Deepak Sharma
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Hi,
I am new to star-ccm+. I am doing a problem of horizontal cylinder filled with 60% of water and 40% air. I have time series for six degrees of freedom (translational and rotational) motion and velocity of the cylinder. I want to give these velocities as input to the cylinder and want to analyze sloshing of the fluid inside. How can i do that?? Plz help me in setup. Thanks in advance! |
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March 8, 2014, 00:32 |
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Go under tools>motions and create a translational and rotational motion. Then apply that motion to the region of interest.
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