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How do I avoid creating a deformed moving zone with a non-conformal interface for MDM cases?

Tagged: 16, BCs & Interfaces, dynamic-meshing, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, materials, Moving/Deforming Mesh
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
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      Whenever you have interface zone with boundary nodes exactly at the same location (matching boundary nodes within tolerance limit) in MDM problems with non-conformal interface, use the following rpsetvar command to prevent Fluent from merging the boundary nodes before creating non conformal interface: (rpsetvar ‘ nonconformal/force-shared-nodes-to-boundary 0) Default value of the rpvar is 1

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