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October 13, 2008, 07:59 |
Wind turbine simulation with dynamic mesh.
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Hi there,
I am trying to simulate the wind turbine, and I want to do it using a moving mesh simulation. I am bit confused about the boundary conditions to be used for it. I have tried with velocity inlet and pressure outlet. I had some inputs that I can use the 'Pressure-farfield' boundary for the domain. But I haven't used it before. Can someone help me regarding this problem. How can I validate the results, which parameters I can compare..? Please help. Thanks in advance! regards, Sushil |
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October 13, 2008, 09:32 |
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Hi,
It seems less reponses is posted on this site so I want to help even I havent came across a typical type of work before. Its just for your own benefit and to speed your reach to making decision about the case understudy. May I suugest that you use a single rotating reference frame which will simplify your model as well as reduces the computational resources requirement. For the boundary conditions that you have mentioned, I do support your choice if the velocity is known at that boundary. Regarding the farfield boundary, that is a choice if the flow can be considered as compressible at that boundary. For validation, you can best use direct comparison againest an experimental data if it is available or wait for another post from a person who have dealt with this work from before to give you the best advice. The comparison can be for the output, ie the power generated. |
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October 15, 2008, 06:05 |
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Hi Friend..!
Thanks a lot for your thoughts, I will improve the setup according to your suggestion. and will let you know about the results. May I have your e-mail ID, so that I could reach to you directly? My e-mail ID is 'sushilkumar.sonar@gmail.com' Thanks once again...! Have a nice time. Cheers..! Sushil |
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October 16, 2008, 09:18 |
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Best of greetings to you Sushil, best wishes dear and You can post here as i will try to be around from time to time and I usually use email for only work.
Your last post should takes a thank from me |
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October 16, 2008, 09:26 |
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Ohh..! I'm sorry If I made you inconvenient about the mail ID.
i will update with the results in the same thread. Thanks a lot..! Have a nice time..! Cheers..! |
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October 16, 2008, 18:22 |
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Hi! Even I want to model a wind turbine for my project.Though I am not very well versed in fluent, just a beginner.It would be great to know someone who could help! I am still stuck wid d solid modelling..If u are done wid dat.. cud i address my doubts to you? Regards, Surbhi.
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October 17, 2008, 02:50 |
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Hi Surabhi,
It's good to know that someone else is with me..! But I could not understand what you mean by 'solid Modelling' Could you please explain..? So that I may have something to tell you.! Regards, Sushil. |
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October 28, 2008, 01:40 |
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