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January 17, 2019, 18:58 |
Issues with rotating cell zone.
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Hi,
i'm currently trying to model the airflow over a rotating ring and experiencing an issue as pictured. (The airflow is right-to-left, the boundary of the rotational domain can be seen clearly.) Having defined the rotating cell zone with 'Mesh motion' condition and plotting a velocity contour over the model, it appears that the fluid (air) within the zone is not behaving as i would expect. I am a fairly new user and i appreciate there are nuances to the program, but this does not look realistic. Some input from more experienced users would be much appreciated. Some things which may be useful: 1. The model is k-epsilon, realizable with scalable wall function 2. Transient simulation with time step of 0.02s 3. Ring rotational velocity of 3000rpm and a uniform air velocity over the ring of 15m/s 4.The wall of the rotational domain boundary is set as "moving wall", matching the speed of the ring, however the results are similar even with a stationary wall. All input is appreciated. |
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