Hello everyone. I recently took the initiative to create my laboratory's social networks. We are starting our posts and we will try to bring relevant topics to promote good scientific discussions. Today we are posting a little about our experience with the experimental PIV and Shadow Sizing techniques. Come and learn a little more about us and, if you like, like and follow us to receive our posts. The post link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/labcfd-ufrj_piv-activity-7237938870183464961-tlsQ?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop Hugs to all!

Hello everyone, I need help with a question. I want to define a porosity distribution function in my Fluent domain. This function can be any function, I just want to see how it would behave in my case using a non-constant porosity. I tried to implement a UDF to do this, but I couldn't do it, the porosity remained constant, I asked to print the value in the console (I'm new to UDF, I tried to follow the tutorial on porosity profile). Can someone help me with this?

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Hello everyone, please suggest me good tutorials to learn Ansys fluent 2024.. thank you

Hi guys! I had a problem with ICEM and I think you can help me. I designed a geometry using OpenSCAD and exported a .stl file. In ICEM I deleted the surface and extracted the curves for new curves, my objective with this was to delete a part in the geometry. So I recreated the surfaces with the curves and started generating the mesh, but I was having issues with negative elements. When I investigated, I saw that when recreating the surfaces, ICEM generated almost overlapping curves, disrupting the mesh. My geometry is a cylindrical geometry. Has anyone gone through something similar? What's the best way to get around this situation? P.S.: In the first image we have a piece of geometry with a curve having different connections. When zooming in, we can see two curves, almost overlapping. #geometry #ICEM #mesh