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May 22, 2023, 04:31 |
Flow around 3D cylinder at Re = 300
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Ahmed Shaaban
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Hi,
I'm fairly new to Ansys Fluent and I'm trying to simulate the flow around a 3D cylinder at Re = 300. I'm using transient, pressure-based solver All models are turned off except viscous model I'm using laminar model . My domain dimensions are 20m from the inlet to the cylinder axis, 30m from the outlet to the cylinder axis, 20m from the bottom and top wall and 12m on the z direction. the cylinder has a diameter of 1m and a spanwise length of 12m. My boundary conditions are velocity inlet at the inlet v = 0.00438 m/s, pressure-outlet at the outlet, no-slip boundary condition is imposed on the cylinder, for the top and bottom walls I specified a shear condition with shear stress at all component equal to 0. For the walls on spanwise (z-axis) direction I tried creatin a periodic boundary condition but I'm not sure if I did it right. My Cd values seems to remain the same whether I create a periodic boundary condition or not and the average Cd is very high giving me a value of about 11. Kindly please help me resolve this. |
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