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Is the cluster 2 cluster approach supported for non-conformal interfaces with S2S model? Can symmetry be handled? How is this done?

Tagged: 17.2, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Heat Transfer and Radiation, surface-to-surface
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      S2S model supports cluster 2 cluster approach with non-conformal interfaces. However, the number of faces per surface cluster is still limited to 1 for these interfaces/boundaries. Therefore there is no advantage in using cluster-to-cluster. On all other boundaries, FPSC>1 can be used. The symmetry BC is supported in S2S, It is implemented with a symmetric angle (direction Cosine) at this boundary.

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