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December 3, 2014, 10:33 |
3d wind turbine lift drag
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sitasma
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I have simulated the flow around wind turbine using sliding mesh technology. I am not sure how to refer the direction for lift and drag forces. my center of rotation is in (0,-0.017,69.9) and axis of rotation is y axis.
Should i calculate lift and drag in stationary condition or the rotating condition? i have used rotating condition and got the results for one blade but i am not sure it is correct or not. lift (0,0,1) and drag(0,1,0) these are the vectors i used. i have also used the unsteady flow. so i am not sure how many time steps, delta t, and number of iterations per time step should i put. i used 0.1 as delta t and 300 time steps with 30 iterations per time step. |
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