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August 13, 2007, 07:52 |
Rotating reference frame
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Hi everyone
I have modelled a tidal current turbine in GAMBIT and have run the model in FLUENT and got good output profiles for the rotor being static. I now need to get the blades rotating...I was wondering if someone could set me in the right direction with regards to this. I am aware I need to create a rotating reference frame. Do i create a plane slicing right through the middle of my 3 blades that make up my rotor and then play about in FLUENT? Im usually quite good at mukcing about with stuff once i get started so if someone could tell me how to start it off that would be great. Cheers David |
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