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September 20, 2009, 11:47 |
simulation of a radial hydrodynamic bearing in ANSYS CFX
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Hello,
for a student project i have to simulate a radial hydrodynamic bearing with ANSYS CFX and ICEM CFD. I already tried to find some usefull information but did’nt find much that i can use and now i hope that someone can help me to find a strategy. The biggest concern is how to mesh the small cylindrical gap (20 t0 50 microns) in the bearing with an reasonable amount of elements. For a first calculation a „coarse“ mesh would be sufficient. Would it be suitable to mesh the gap with short, thin, but wide (in axle-axis direction) hexa- elements? If yes, have i to use the blocking strategy in ICEM CFD? A second concern is the movement of the axle. Am im right that an stationary simulation with a moving wall boundary fort he axle will be sufficient to solve the pressure distribution in the bearing? Does somebody knows books, technical papers or other helpfull stuff about similar problems? I really appreciate your help. Regards, Jalen |
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October 4, 2013, 11:40 |
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Dinesh
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Do u got results?
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