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Fluent: Modeling Robotic Arm Airflow Using Relative Motion of Overset Meshes

Tagged: ansys-fluent, chimera, clean room robot, dynamic-mesh, Moving Mesh, nested meshes, overlapping mesh, overset-mesh, relative cell zone motion, relative mesh motion, relative motion, robot arm, robotic arm
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:45 am
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      This video shows how to use overset meshes and relative mesh-motion capabilities to simulate the airflow around a moving robot arm operating in a clean room environment.

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