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April 18, 2007, 02:38 |
Real Gas Compressor - needs help
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While defining a simulation for the case,I have defined a rotating domain which contains the impeller and a Volute as a stationary domain with a Frozen rotor interface in between.In the rotating domain I have defined Impeller blades as a Wall with frame type Rotating and No slip Adiabatic Condition. Whether this will do or I have to define a Free slip Wall? I am using a tet mesh,whether it is necessary to have prism layers around the Blades and Hub? The gap between rot Domain and Blades is just 3 mmm how can I improve the mesh? will it affect the solution accuracy and upto what extent?
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May 3, 2007, 15:37 |
Re: Real Gas Compressor - needs help
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I am novice to BladeGen and TurboGrid. I am rather asking you the question rather than answering yours.
I need help modeling rotor-stator interaction of centrifugal compressor. Please find my question in the forum posted May 03, 2007 for BladeGen and TurboGrid. Thank you, Dip |
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