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What does it mean: stationary wall" and "shear condition" in Ansys CFD?

ihssane saber
ihssane saber
13 Feb, 2020 07:29 PM

Hello,

Please, I found "stationary

wall" in Ansys Fluent CFD. What does it means? Does it meaning : v = 0 and

u = u0cos (alpha)? and for "shear condition" :no slip condition what

is her formulation in fluid mechanics ?Thank you

 

 
CANARD ES
CANARD ES
Feb 13, 2020

A stationary wall just means that the wall is fixed or static and is not moving.

No slip condition means that no slippage of fluid occurs at the specific wall i.e. the velocity at the surface/boundary of the wall will be zero.

 
Hemanth G
Hemanth G
Feb 14, 2020

Brothers i face difficulties in creating mesh interface in ansys i dont know how to create this for heat exchanger

If anyone knows brothers please help me to this problem

 
CANARD ES
CANARD ES
Feb 15, 2020
Hemanth G Brothers i face difficulties in creating mesh interface in ansys i dont know how to create this for heat exchanger If anyone knows brothe...

Send me the model with details at canardspk@gmail.com. I may be of help to you.

 
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