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November 30, 2009, 09:52 |
Modelling a Gerotor Pump
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Joe Paul
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Hi, im doing a project which involves designing a gerotor pump for a company. Iv had previous experience using fluent concerning external aerodynamic flows, droplet simulations and melting/solidification problems. However, I have no experience using dynamic meshing or moving and rotating parts such as this.
For an idea of my problem here is an example which is pretty much the same: www.fluent.com/solutions/automotive/ex238.pdf I was wondering if anyone could give me an idea of how to mesh and set up a 2.5D problem using fluent and gambit. If there are any simpler ways of modelling this situation then I would like to know. I'm only after approximate values so the mesh does not need to be especially fine. Thank you. Joe |
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