simulated fluid passage in a fan

[Andrea1897]

Hey, guys!

I just finished designing an external hdd door, so I collect them together. I wanted to make a simulation with flow simulator (so as to learn how to use it) but it tells me that I can't use it because the ducts are open (and it's perfectly right. then what function could I use to see how the air sent by the fans in question, which crosses the hdds? ?
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/687/immagine1co.png/Grazie!

 

[Mike1967]

Hey, guys!

I just finished designing an external hdd door, so I collect them together. I wanted to make a simulation with flow simulator (so as to learn how to use it) but it tells me that I can't use it because the ducts are open (and it's perfectly right. then what function could I use to see how the air sent by the fans in question, which crosses the hdds? ?
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/687/immagine1co.png/Grazie!

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[Andrea1897]

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Thank you.

I'm sorry, I'm doing it now!

 

[alieli38]

Can't anyone help him? It would interest me too.

Thank you!

 

[Mike1967]

not that I am particularly interested in this function (never used), but by a very rapid reading of the help (hoo!... but no one reads the guide???????????????
It does not make miracles alone: it is necessary to satisfy some essential characteristics for the prg to "capture" from where the air enters and from where it must go (and then within which limits it flows).
I do not dilute myself further, the guide on this is well done, however I am ready to excommetere that you have not even tried to carry out the tutorial inherent to the vs request.