ANSYS Fluent Tutorial: simulation of Couette flow between two plates

[@DonHickory]

Thank you very much, this is the best video I've seen about Couette flow in Ansys Fluent. The only downside is your mic volume.

[@mkcc-hp2gv]

Thanks for the tutorial, do you know how to set up or define the boundary condition if I want to simulate “3d” two moving plates
I have so confused because there are the other two openings

[@Mohamed.wael7]

Thank you so much. Do you have an idea if I want to simulate two moving plates instead of one, what should be my boundary conditions in this case?

[@AdvancedEngineeringTutorials]

Sure, just do the same for the lower wall. Define a moving wall.

[@Mohamed.wael7]

Advanced Engineering Tutorials I have figured this out. You need to define periodic boundary conditions instead of the inlet and outlet

[@bulentbuyukurganc7119]

Thank you for tutorials. Its helpful.

[@AdvancedEngineeringTutorials]

Thank you for watching, you are welcome.

[@yavuztankirik6553]

Thanks for the tutorial of yours first of all. Secondly, I have master degree thesis and wanna clear up it to you. Could you help me out for doing it in Anysis ? Wait for your support urgently. Thanks a lot.

[@AdvancedEngineeringTutorials]

How can I help you?

[@annanana5307]

I cannot find concept and sketch on my Screen. Therefore, How Can I draw a plate、？Thanks

[@AdvancedEngineeringTutorials]

Thank you for your comment and thank you for watching. Are you using Design Modeler?

[@annanana5307]

@@AdvancedEngineeringTutorials Oh, you are right. I am using the workbench one. thanks

[@mohammedlaftafaraj1471]

Hi ,please can you send to me the report about this tutorial .I so need it.thanks

[@bvsraghuvamsi1772]

Voice is not clearly audible.. please increase your volume..

[@AdvancedEngineeringTutorials]

Thank you for watching and your comment. Sure, I will consider that in the next videos.