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January 22, 2012, 06:23 |
setting physical time scale in cfx
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hi,
i was working on setting a physical time scale for my problem and came across a following statement. "All the computations were carried out with physical time step dt=0.03926999082 which roughly corresponds to 0.1 degree rotation of blade per time step ......". considering the time step was computed using formula dt = 1/w, w comes out to be around 25 rad/sec. ( i.e. w=25rad/sec and dt = 0.04). i cannot make out how this corresponds to 0.1 degree rotation of blade per time step. |
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cfx, solver control, time scale |
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