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TransAT Tutorial Manual                                                4.3. Bubbles Merging



               To define the number of cells in the domain and the refinement zones,

                   • Select Grid
               The chosen mesh in this case is regular so the ratios between cells will be set to 1.

                   • Set the grid properties as follows

                     Nx:   21 , Cell Ratio : 1.0 , Maximal Ratio : 1
                     Ny:   51 , Cell Ratio : 1.0 , Maximal Ratio : 1
                     Nz :  21 , Cell Ratio : 1.0 , Maximal Ratio : 1



               Blocks
                  The domain must now be decomposed into several blocks so that the simulation can be run on
               several processors. A processor can handle several block but each block is to be allocated to one
               processor.
                   To decompose the domain into several blocks,

                   • Select Blocks to define the multiblock option.

                   • Click    to cut your domain in several computational blocks.

                   • Choose 3 for Y direction then click   .

               The domain will automatically be cut into blocks of equivalent sizes.


               BCs Tab
                  The boundary conditions must now be set for this case. Here a simple wall boundary condition
               will be defined for all boundaries.

                   • Select the BCs tab.

                   • First, select All surfaces in the drop-down list to show all available boundary surfaces.

                   • Ensure the Wall BC is available and has a type of Wall

                   • The wall BC can remain with default properties and does not need to be edited

                   • Check the wall boundary condition by clicking the small light grey square at the corre-
                     sponding line in the boundary conditions table

                   • Select all six surfaces by dragging the mouse in the surafce tree then click  to associate
                     the wall boundary condition to all the surfaces.






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