[CFD] Sliding mesh and Dynamic mesh (ANSYS Fluent 2022R2)

Whole tutorial can be found at: • [ANSYS Fluent Tutorial...
A combination of sliding mesh and dynamic mesh techniques are applied to simulate moving objects.
Because the mesh is not continuous and this is a coarse mesh, the results are not smooth. It can be smoother if you pay more attention to mesh at interfaces or the post-processing can be done on Fluent instead of CFD-Post
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[@G_S.J]

Can you please upload detailed video on this?? It will be helpful for lot of beginners/students.....

[@aerotech84]

sure, thanks

[@aerotech84]

Whole tutorial can be found at: ruclips.net/video/szMTEM_w0SY/видео.html

[@carlosa.ibarra914]

Can you upload the part where you created the mesh, I'm doing something similar but the mesh generates me problem

[@usmanabdullah8854]

hi, excellent work. can you show us a detailed video tutorial?

[@aerotech84]

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Whole tutorial can be found at: ruclips.net/video/szMTEM_w0SY/видео.html

[@asahelmarinelarena3141]

Hello, could you provide a detailed tutorial for this?
Thank you!

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Whole tutorial can be found at: ruclips.net/video/szMTEM_w0SY/видео.html

[@서지완-v9q]

Hello, I am studying sliding mesh and moving mesh.
Does Ansys Fluent support both of these functionalities under dynamic mesh?
Thanks :)

[@aerotech84]

Ansys Fluent supports both sliding mesh and dynamics mesh. They are two different techniques.
In this video, I applied both of them to simulate the moving mesh.

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Whole tutorial can be found at: ruclips.net/video/szMTEM_w0SY/видео.html

[@서지완-v9q]

@@aerotech84 Thanks :)

[@adolfobahamonde2358]

Hello, excelent video!
Can you please upload a tutorial of this?
Greetings!

[@aerotech84]

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[@EngBAMATRAFMOHAMMED]

HELLO SIR ,Its an excellent work. can you send me a detailed video tutorial?

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[@qumit165]

how did you dynamically mesh square mesh?

[@aerotech84]

I combined sliding mesh and layering dynamic mesh

[@qumit165]

@@aerotech84 like how did you make the boundary slide? Mine just shears the boundary and gives negative volume.

[@aerotech84]

​@@qumit165 about sliding mesh you can check this playlist of mine: ruclips.net/video/qRBKqwk2P6k/видео.html
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[@qumit165]

Yeah but how do you make the sliding + dynamic together to work? I understand there is some layering involved, but how did you slide your block so that mesh generates behind it? Also do you think would it move with 6 DOF?

[@aerotech84]

@@qumit165 I set mesh motion for the moving mesh, I used the layering method to create re-meshing front and behind it. I use udf with CG_MOTION, I do not use 6DOF.