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My first guess is that you need to move the pipe surface attached to the fan volume into it's own No-Slip boundary set, such that it doesn't get the reference frame applied to it via the Auto/Default Wall process. If you look at the pipe wall and see the angular velocity due to the fan reference frame definition, that is likely the cause.
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My first guess is that you need to move the pipe surface attached to the fan volume into it's own No-Slip boundary set, such that it doesn't get the reference frame applied to it via the Auto/Default Wall process. If you look at the pipe wall and see the angular velocity due to the fan reference frame definition, that is likely the cause.
My first guess is that you need to move the pipe surface attached to the fan volume into it's own No-Slip boundary set, such that it doesn't get the reference frame applied to it via the Auto/Default Wall process. If you look at the pipe wall and see the angular velocity due to the fan reference frame definition, that is likely the cause.