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Old   January 22, 2023, 12:31
Default Time Transformation with transient rotor stator interface
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Good evening,

while trying to set up a time transformation with a transient rotor stator interface, I can't find the option "Time transformation" in Transient Blade Row Models, instead I only have "profile Transformation" and "Fourier Transformation".

Have anyone had the same problem?

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Old   January 23, 2023, 10:07
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Is your problem using a compressible or incompressible material? or does your model include mesh deformation?
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Is your problem using a compressible or incompressible material? or does your model include mesh deformation?
I am using compressible fluid and my model include mesh deformation.
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Old   January 23, 2023, 15:57
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Time transformation cannot be used with deforming meshes. It is a limitation of the model.

You need to use Fourier transformation then.
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Time transformation cannot be used with deforming meshes. It is a limitation of the model.

You need to use Fourier transformation then.
Okay, thank you very much! I did not know that.

I already tried with Fourier Transformation, but I am obtaining a solution that fluctuate so much (I am talking about Aerodynamic damping), so I was searching for an alternative.
I also read the CFX-pre Solver Modelling Guide and I think I followed all the important steps for setting up a FT.
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