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August 14, 2017, 20:38 |
Moving Boundary vs Mesh Translation - Flow past a Cylinder
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Hi,
I am working on simulation of flow past a cylinder when cylinder is under a forced oscillation. I have a question regarding this case and would like to know your opinions. To simulate the cylinder oscillation, in order to preserve the mesh quality, I implement the motion to the entire flow domain. This means that the whole domain is oscillating with a velocity field resembles the original cylinder motion. Do you guys think I need to consider any extra terms when calculating the lift force? Currently, I am just integrating the pressure on the cylinder to calculate the lift, but I thought I might miss some other unseen forces due to simplifying the problem. Thanks, A E |
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flow past cylinder, forced vibrations, mesh translation, moving boundaries, star ccm+ |
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