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June 2, 2014, 05:20 |
Identify Reversed Flow Region on OUTLET
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Edoardo
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Dear all,
I am running simulations of a wind turbine: I have the turbine in the centre of a spherical domain with diameter 7 times the turbine rotor diamater. I specify inlet and outlet boudaries at the two hemispheres, with a sheared velocity profile at the inlet. When I run the simulations I get the error that there is reversed flow at the outlet where walls are placed and CFX suggests to switch to a opening boundaries; however the solution is converging. I was wondering is there is a way to identify where the walls have been placed by CFX to see if this is affecting the flowfield. Would the opening boundary be a better option? Thank you very much! |
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June 2, 2014, 07:26 |
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Glenn Horrocks
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Load the results file in CFD-Post and see what regions of the outlet have zero velocity.
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June 2, 2014, 08:49 |
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Edoardo
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Thanks a lot!
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opening boundary, outlet boundary condition, reversed flow |
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