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My model in CFD Post is broken and I don’t know why

    • PaulS0644
      Subscriber

      My model looks wrong in CFD Post. There are lines missing and I am not sure why. 

    • PaulS0644
      Subscriber

    • Keyur Kanade
      Ansys Employee

      Features are not missing. It shows lines depending on different zones. In a single zone, it uses angle to show lines. 


      Just click on the box just left to your boundary zone name like inlet, outlet etc. It will show you those faces. 


      If this helps, please mark this post as 'Is Solution' to help others. 


      Regards,


      Keyur


       


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    • Shahid Haqim
      Subscriber

      • NickFL
        Subscriber

        Is this a sliding mesh simulation? To me it looks like you are rotating around the x-axis instead of the y-axis as you intended. Are you solving in Fluent? What do the results look like there? If you are using CFX, double check the axis of rotation for the rotating domain.

        To answer your question below, yes it could solve without any errors as the information is passed through the interface. This is set up before the solve. We can simulate "unphysical" situations, but it is our jobs as engineers to present only the physical.

        • Shahid Haqim
          Subscriber

          Yes I wrongly set the axis of the rotation. Thank you so much for helping me!!

    • Shahid Haqim
      Subscriber

      I dont know why it happend. During the iterations it does not tell any warning or error

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