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September 30, 2022, 23:14 |
2D axisymmetric Supersonic flow simulation set up
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Hi all,
currently, I am working on a high-altitude reentry 2D Axisymmeritc simulation, and I couldn't figure out the right setup on in the fluent. Would anyone help me out with this? Thank you! My target condition is following: Mach = 3.0 Vel = 960.0 m/s T = 254.6 K Re/m = 37769.8 (note how low this is) Rho = 0.000643 kg/m3 and my current setup are : Velocity speed (960 m/s ) initial pressure (52 pa for high altitude ) material: air density: ideal gas viscosity: Sutherland law energy: on (automatic for ideal gas) wall: slip wall with 0 shear Solver: Density-based BC: pressure farfield with Mach 3 speed |
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October 1, 2022, 09:43 |
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Have you run this above case setup and faced any errors ?
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ansys fluent, simulation set-up, supersonic flows |
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