I have defined periodic repeat for a periodic system having a rotating zone and stationary zone with sliding mesh. What would happen when sliding mesh rotates and does not have any overlap with stationary zone?
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January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
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ParticipantFor this particular case, rotating zone will not be rotating to full 360 degree but after passing the single section it will go back to starting point and will continue until it reaches pre-defined no of total time steps.
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