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March 26, 2002, 00:08
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lifting surface vs. CFD
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As part of my masters Thesis, I have to compare my CFD model for the tail surfaces of an airplane with a lifting surface model(vortex lattice).
After that, I use a compresible-viscous model for some other information. To save time I made one 3D mesh in Gambit with a boundry layer for y+=1. The viscous results are all right, but the potential flow model results are not. My question is if it is all right to have a mesh (for Fluent)with so little elements for this invicid & incompresible model. Thanks |
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