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April 29, 2015, 03:49 |
Vehicle aerodynamics result interpretation
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daru
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Hello,
I have been recently working on vehicle aerodynamics. To start off, I ran an analysis on the Ahmed body and got accurate results. Having applied the same procedure to more complex geometry (read solar car) I seem to have gotten erroneous results.
I used hybrid initialization. Solution converged in under 500 iterations. The issue is, when I plotted the velocity contours on my symmetry plane I got this (pl. refer velocity_mag.jpg) So, I wonder what's wrong and how to interpret this result. Thank you An inexperienced, undergraduate CFD enthusiast. |
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March 9, 2019, 03:54 |
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Umang Srivastava
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Seems, you are doing post processing in parallel mode. Try to do the post processing in serial mode and have a look on plot. |
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ahmed body, drag coefficient, results, turbulence, vehicle aerodynamics |
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