ANSYS TUTORIAL Part V. Simulation of Fluid flow over Deflector Surface and Hydraulic Jump

CFD (Open Channel flow ) constant velocity inlet using k-epsilon
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[@PRIMOCOYOTE462]

Great example of behavior of liquids engeneering so cool

[@engineeringsimulationstudi1404]

Share to some where please

[@garbechukulu493]

nice work

[@yashchauhan6230]

Nice video 👌 bhai

[@engineeringsimulationstudi1404]

Thanks

[@randyritonga5340]

Hello, I'm new using ansys..can you show the tutorial about making the geometry ?
Thanks!

[@hagayashanchu7287]

nice

[@engineeringsimulationstudi1404]

thanks

[@makyerlyarbelaezlopez6753]

Where did you obtain CAD model? You did it?

[@udaijahad4223]

Hi,
How can I get the CAD model for this geometry?
Thank You

[@luffy5517]

Can I get the cad model file

[@Overshotsiren]

I have a question, I followed all the steps but in the end when I generate the isosurface it does not show me any volume and therefore I cannot visualize the animation. Do you have any suggestions of what I may be doing wrong?
Thanks!

[@engineeringsimulationstudi1404]

you have to set isosurface volume fraction level

[@Overshotsiren]

@@engineeringsimulationstudi1404 I also did that but it doesn't show me any volume, and in the timestep selector section I only see the first and last step, I don't know if that has anything to do with it, I'm a beginner and it's hard for me

[@engineeringsimulationstudi1404]

@@Overshotsiren can we meet on Google Zoom and I show you. Make a specified time and I can help you on Zoom by screen sharing

[@sahanchanukabandara9119]

Hi! Can you help me too? Please

[@منوعاتمسكريمهعمران]

احلى 👍👍👍ممكن تدعمينى برد المتابعه

[@engineeringsimulationstudi1404]

thanks

[@elieaouad9931]

hello i have an issue with ansys can u upload ur email so i can contact you?