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[omar ennaya]

Hello friends

I want to bypass a part actually an HTF so their equations will not be resolved.Is that possible to do in ansys fluent.

thanks in advance.

[Federico]

Hello Omar, 

what do you mean by "an HTF"?

In Fluent, you can Delete or Deactivate an entire cell zone from the Domain tab > Zones...

 

[Federico]

More on this here in our Fluent User Guide:

6.12. Modifying the Mesh (ansys.com)

[omar ennaya]

Dear Federico thank you for your reply

HTF is an abreviation of heat transfer fluid.

I got it so it is possible.And when i removed this part from the domain i can run the calculations without any problem?

[Federico]

Hello Omar, 

yes, if the part/zone in question is not part of your analysis, you should be able to either delete or deactivate them from your domain and proceed with your simulation.

Alternatively, you can suppress for physics a body in SpaceClaim or Discovery. This way, you can avoid generating the mesh for this zone altogether. Suppressing an object means it will not be included when you transfer to Ansys for analysis. To suppress an object, you can right-click an object (solid, surface, beam, component) in the Structure tree, or select multiple objects and right-click Select Suppress for Physics.