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Sanjiv Paudel
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Hello all,
I am quite stuck in the adjoint solver. Is it possible to optimize the twist of a wing without changing the camber and chord for the airfoil while doing 3d wing optimization in adjoint solver? Any ideas would be appreciable!! Thanks, |
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Claus Abt
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You can define the wing model without changing camber or chord and apply a twist to the profile. You can even map the adjoint solution to the parametric model (the latter is only available in the commercial version). If you are a student you can get a full license that allows that, too.
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Thanks..
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Hi dear friend,
I have the same problem. Did you manage to keep the airfoil chord and camber fixed and unchanged while optimizing ? |
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I have the same problem. Did you manage to keep the airfoil chord and camber fixed and unchanged while optimizing ? |
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I have the same problem. Can you help me how to keep the chord of a 3D wing fixed and unchanged while doing optimization with Fluent's adjoint solver ? Thanks in advance. Regards. |
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HI there,
Here is an example of a parametric wing in CAESES that allows to change the angle of the wing along the span and keeps the same chord and camber. Cheers Claus PS: if you want to have the project file for CAESES, get in touch with me via contact form on our website, please. |
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I don't have your website address, how and where can I send you a message ? |
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Yes, please. Refer to our discussion on CFD online, please.
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