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MRF modeling for Solid Zone. Boundary condition treatment for conformal mesh

Tagged: 18.1, BCs & Interfaces, conformal mesh, fluent, fluid-dynamics, materials, Rotating Flow, rotating-machinery
    • January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
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      When MRF modeling for solid zone is model for example cyclinder. To bring the effect of rotation on fluid due to the same. the wall corresponding to fluid zone at same location should be modeled rotating wall with similar rpm else the rotational effect from solid to fluid zone is not transferred. This holds good for confornal mesh. Where wall and wall shadow will be formed. The wall corresponding to fluid zone needs to be given rpm.

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