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In this tutorial, you will learn how to simulate free surfaces using the open channel option from Ansys Fluent. With this tool, you can keep the level surface constant. In this first part, you can watch the geometry creation and mesh generation.
Computational Fluid Dynamics
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[@ansys_cfd]

Ansys Fluent Tutorial - Open Channel Flow Part 1/2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqiTZYWHq5yWZ7c Part 2/2: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aqGYZaiKr698rJI

[@lizarettflavour]

great, thank you!

[@ansys_cfd]

You're welcome friend. Best regards

[@moeron9172]

@@ansys_cfd hey mate, amazing videos as always, keep up the good work, you help a lot of us out here, i don't how good you know about this, but a good percentage of us use your tutorials as a baseline :D. you are breathtaking! i might be asking too much here, but you think you could make a cfd tutorial on 3D packed bed or fluidized bed reactor with exothermic reactants, i know its asking a lot, u must be a busy person, but if you could help me out a bit, it would be greatful. but thanks anyways. you have a nice day :D

[@sastriani3587]

muantabbbb! so epic amazing ninjaa :)))))

[@liellea4]

Hey! any specific tutorial on free surface flow? and would love to know if there is one for the non-Newtonian flow simulation you uploaded before. Thanks for great helpful stuff!

[@sevvalsaregulduren6399]

Thank you for the video! What could be the optional mesh method rather than multizone?

[@ansys_cfd]

Hi friend, Hexahedral mesh Regards

[@hibajamshi9591]

can you please explain how to draw rankine halfbody, doublet in cfd?