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Old   December 23, 2016, 16:38
Default Low Reynolds 2D Airfoil simulation
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Hello Everyone,

Please pardon me. I just recently started using the student version of ANSYS for my class project. I would like to do a 2D flow simulation around the NACA 4412 airfoil with a Reynolds of 50,000. Before I do this, I decided to do the exact simulation i found on a website (link to the website is at the end of the page) using the NACA 4412 and matching their Reynolds of 30,000. A YouTube video was able to help me set up my simulation but after simulation, my CL and CD does not match what the website got.

1. What am I doing wrong? Here is my mesh Capture.JPG

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2. Is it possible to change the chord length from 1 meter? I would like to make it .175 meters

3. Should I use Inviscid flow or Laminar flow considering the fact that I am in the low Reynolds region


Link to website: http://www.internationaljournalssrg....E-V2I6P104.pdf

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