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December 29, 2006, 22:00 |
Extreme large coefficient for heaving airfoil
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hello,
i'm trying to simulate an airfoil in heaving motion, with a standard inlet velocity of u=1 and heaving amplitude equal to its chord. at a low frequency of 0.5 or 1, the ans converge and i get a cyclic curve for both lift/darg coefficient. however, when i increase f to 4, the max velocity reaches u~50. the cl reaches 1000+ and cd~400+, although it is still of a sinusodal shape. The time step also becomes very small, due to CFL condition. my initial time step at f=4 is 1e-3 which means there's 250 time step per cycle. i even reduce time step to 2.5e-4 but worse... the ans explodes after a while. btw, i'm using the ALE formulation and the whole grid simply moves as a whole, no deformation. i don't think this is correct and i wonder what else can be done... |
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December 29, 2006, 22:58 |
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btw, Re=100 and increasing the grid size actually made matters worse....
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