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July 15, 2013, 05:18 |
is this steps correct for MRF analysis of Wind turbine
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ijaz fazil
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Pressure based Static Mesh Interface Interfaceing the region of inner and outer domain that are in contact Model:Viscous Transient SST Materials:Air Cell Zone Condition:Inner Domain –Fluid Rotating Frame Y axis=-1(rotates about Y axis) Outer domain:Fluid Boundary Conditions Inlet Velocity:7m/s normal to the boundary Outlet:Pressure gauge Zero Farfield:Wall(no slip) Blade :Wall(no slip) Solution Method :Simple Intialisation :from Input DOUBT : Boundary Condtion of Wall (blade) Moving wall (relative to absolute zone) or stationary wall |
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July 23, 2013, 02:32 |
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Paritosh Vasava
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The blade wall is stationary. You just need to setup the moving frame in the domain setting. Here its the frame that is moving not the wall.
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