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January 17, 2020, 16:11 |
No steady solution for airfoil at high AoA
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Hey guys,
I am trying to simulate a NACA 0015 airfoil at high AoA (about 16 degrees) I am getting oscillating cl and cd values when I run a steady simulation. Upon switching to an unsteady simulation, for very small time steps( of the order 1e-5) the cl and cd values become constant, but are incorrect. When I increase the timestep ( to about 1s or 2s) the oscillating behavior of cl and cd plots returns. How do I get convergence? NonStopEagle |
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March 3, 2021, 16:52 |
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Aideal Zohary
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Hi, I did not use NACA 0015 and at a high AOA. But I do know that the stability of the unsteady simulation is also important. I outlined some steps that I did to get around it. Perhaps can be helpful. Take a look:
Numerical Investigation on the Pressure Drag of Some Low-Speed Airfoils for UAV Application. Unsteady 3-equation k omega intermittency SST was used. Good comparison with XFOIL and experimental data. Transition features also shown through cf and cp plots. |
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airfoil 2d, convergance, fluent |
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