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Fluid in "swirling" motion

Patrick Kraus-Füreder

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Hello,

I am fairly new to comsol, and to start out in the fluid-simulations and fluid-structure-interaction I wanted to model the "swirling" motion of a fluid inside a circularly agitated vessel.

I figured as the structure ist rotationally invariant, I can model this using the 2D axisymmetric component and just model a very basic container with two regions inside. I imported the structural mechanics module, the phasefield module, the laminar flow module and the two-phase-flow interface (multiphysics)

(sry if the names are not 100 % correct, I am using the software in german)

Using this model I should be able to model the flow while swirling by applying a time-dependent volume force. I am however quite puzzled how I should explain the software that the Force vector is rotating (phi-dependent)

can anybody help me?


0 Replies Last Post 15 ott 2018, 07:35 GMT-4
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