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September 21, 2000, 00:38 |
Modeling 3-D supersonic models
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dear all I wish to analyse the lift and drag of a rocket nose cone travelling at Mach 3.6. What is the best way to set up a 3-D Fluent model to accuratly determine the forces acting on the nose cone? Thanks in advance.
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September 21, 2000, 03:11 |
Re: Modeling 3-D supersonic models
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A few things that I'd do: Use absorbing Riemann-based boundary conditions - Fluent calls them "Far-Field" boundary conditions. Use the coupled solver. Use a turbulence model which doesn't go crazy in shocks and other regions with strong acceleration/deceleration, ie don't use the standard k-epsilon model.
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