thickness of 2D simulations need for converge?

December 6, 2007, 17:32

Hi!

What the thickness or anlge of aperture that the 2D models needs for a good convergency and linearization in direction of parallel (or for cylindrical cases: anlge of aperture between the simerty planes) planes that are simetry?

Example:

For a profiles of the wings, papers show that 10% of rope of the wing is good thiknes.

Thanks for all!!!

December 6, 2007, 18:06

Hi,

If you are asking how thick should the extrusion/rotation be in CFX for 2D simulations - this is discussed in the documentation. Look in the Modelling manual under Modeling 2D problems.

Glenn Horrocks

December 6, 2007, 17:32	thickness of 2D simulations need for converge?	#1
Tow dimensional modeling Guest Posts: n/a	Hi! What the thickness or anlge of aperture that the 2D models needs for a good convergency and linearization in direction of parallel (or for cylindrical cases: anlge of aperture between the simerty planes) planes that are simetry? Example: For a profiles of the wings, papers show that 10% of rope of the wing is good thiknes. Thanks for all!!!

December 6, 2007, 18:06	Re: thickness of 2D simulations need for converge?	#2
Glenn Horrocks Guest Posts: n/a	Hi, If you are asking how thick should the extrusion/rotation be in CFX for 2D simulations - this is discussed in the documentation. Look in the Modelling manual under Modeling 2D problems. Glenn Horrocks

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