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April 29, 2019, 14:10 |
A Saw-tooth/unsmooth pattern in Pressure Distribution
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Hello Everyone,
I tried to use fluent to simulate the famous Onera-m6 wing. but results in a saw-tooth pattern in the generated pressure distribution. The mesh I used was a multi-block structured mesh generated by ICEM. the mesh quality should be acceptable as above 0.3. In fluent I used density-based steady solver with standard S-A turbulent equation, while the fluid was chosen as ideal gas with Sutherland as viscosity equation.Other solution methods are attached. the boundary condition are chosen as farfield/symm/no-slip wall. the mach number was 0.84 and AOA was 3.06 deg. However I got the weird unsmooth pressure distribustion(both can be observed from the tecplot figure and fluent pressure contour) Anyone please provide a reason and solve for this. thanks. |
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April 29, 2019, 14:14 |
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a ideal figure may look like this. However I am unaware where those sawtooth shape come from.
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