【计算机】DOMAINS.pptVIP

Domains Introduction Domains represent 3D regions where governing equations are solved Domains can be comprised of more than one solid joined together Domains can also contain internal 3D regions Cutouts - solid obstacles to flow Sub-domains Fluid sub-domains: volumetric sources/sinks of mass, heat and momentum Solid sub-domains: conjugate heat transfer Cutouts and sub-domains are defined using existing solids Domain/sub-domains are used to define the physical models and physical properties for the CFX-5 simulations Rules for Solids in Domains Each solid in the Domain/Sub-domain specification must be a valid CFX-Build solid. Solids may not overlap one another. If there is more than one bounding solid defining the Domain/Sub-domain, each solid must be connected at a common solid face (point or edge contact is not allowed). Cutout solids must lie wholly within the regions defined by the bounding solids of the Domain/Sub-domain. The connection of a cutout solid with a bounding solid must be at a common solid face. Multiple cutout solids can be used. If cutout solids are connected to each other they must do so at common solid faces. Sub-domains must lie wholly within the regions defined by the Domain. The connection of a Sub-domain with a Domain must be at a common solid face. Rules for Solids in Domains Sub-domains may not be created within other Sub-domains Only one level of nesting is permitted i.e. you cannot create Domains and Sub-domains within cutout solids These rules apply to both Fluid and Solid Sub-domains, and no special consideration is needed for Solid Sub-domains Examples for CFX-5 Topology Examples for CFX-5 Topology Examples for CFX-5 Topology Examples for CFX-5 Topology Domains Domain Options Simulation type Steady state Transient Time steps Time duration Domain Motion Stationary Rotating Axis of rotation Angular velocity Reference frame Reference pressure Fluids Editor The Fluids Editor is a tool which allows users to create/edit/delete flui