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In edem, is there a way to set Cylindrical Periodic Boundaries for rotational motion?
Hi,
The cylindrical boundaries are fixed and can't rotate. You can have rotating geometry with the boundaries, so long as the geometry and rotation is periodic. I.e. if you have 4 identical blades each at 90 degrees on a rotating geometry then you would be able to add a 90 degree cylindrical boundary.
Regards
Stephen
Hi, The cylindrical boundaries are fixed and can't rotate. You can have rotating geometry with the boundaries, so long as the geometry and rotation is periodic. I.e. if you have 4 identical blades each at 90 degrees on a rotating geometry then you would be able to add a 90 degree cylindrical boundary. Regards Stephen
Thank you very much for your patient reply
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