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November 2, 2023 at 6:23 amAras karimiSubscriber
Hi 3D Design community,
I am going to create symmetry boundary condition for the front and back plane of the domain in the figure below. That is, the front surface of Symmetry1 and the back surface of Domain Symmetry2.
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Do I need to set Global Mesh Setup? Or should I define two surfaces symmetrically only in the "Part Boundary Conditions section" ?
Tell me what I need to do to create a symmetry boundary condition on the front and back faces of the domain.
Thankyou
Regards
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November 2, 2023 at 11:05 pmmjmiddleAnsys Employee
Thsi question was asked in:
/forum/forums/topic/creation-of-periodic-b-c-in-icem
Also, you should consider making a 2D planar model instead of the thin 3D model. It depends on the CFD solver you want to use. In Fluent you can use a 2D planar model. I think CFX requires a one-element extrusion in the plane normal direction.
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