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October 7, 2014, 11:54 |
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ijaz fazil
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Hi I'm modelling windturbine using porous jump boundary condition. I assumed the turbine to be a disk and disk is divided into concentric rings. For each ring pressure drop is found and is related to the pressure drop boundary conditon of porous jump( I have found (1/alpha and C2 values for each ring). Now I have following doubts I have outer domain and inner domain. Inner domain is the disk divided into concentric circles. My flow is in the negative z axis. and disk is in the XY plane. Now Do I need to create interface between inner domain and outer domain? Between the concetric rings, do I need to create interface or take it to be interior? I also have a doubt how to select my direction vectors for viscous resistance and intertial resistance? My flow is along z- axis. pls click this link if the image is not clear (http://pho.to/7Pssz) |
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actuator disk, porous jump, porous media, porous media input, pressure jump |
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