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Old   April 7, 2024, 11:33
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Hi there,


I am trying to analyse the effect of surface geometry on the magnus effect induced by a football during flight.


I have set up a simulation using guidance from this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN9hj_kwfOU


With the velocity inlet and outlet set to 26m/s in -1 X direction.
Rotation of 37.699 rad/s along the Y direction.
Air is default, 1.225 constant density.
Solver being used is the realizable k epsilon solver.



I'm struggling to get a converged result for the magnus force and drag coefficient, as the residuals seem like they're 'stuck'. Each time-step converges in around 40 iterations, then it seems like the same calculation occurs again.


I have attached images below.


Any help is much much appreciated.


Thanks,
Patryk
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