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January 3, 2018, 10:19 |
Software capable to perform dynamic mesh in a rotating reference frame
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Abhishek Verma
Join Date: Jan 2014
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Hello everyone,
I want to perform an unsteady CFD simulation of a variable pitch fan (variable pitch rotor + fixed stator) in order to understand the effect of movement of the rotating fan blade on the fluid flow. Therefore, I am looking for solver+mesher which is capable to handle dynamic mesh (or overset mesh or moving mesh) in a rotating frame of reference. Ideally, I would like to solve only 1 rotor blade + 1 stator blade (instead of all the blades) and each row in their corresponding frame of reference. I looked into the documentation of FineTurbo and STAR-CCM+ but they do not allow it. Can any one suggest any software which is capable of doing this ? Any help is appreciated. Kind Regards Abhishek VERMA |
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March 6, 2018, 04:06 |
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Abhishek Verma
Join Date: Jan 2014
Posts: 7
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Dear Ornax,
Thank you for your message. In the end, I ended up using Star-CCM+'s morphing technology. I tried using overset mesh in Star-CCM+ but since there is wall-wall contact, it resulted in simulation error However, it is nice to see that OpenFoam has launched Overset meshes. |
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dynamic mesh;, overset mesh, rotor blade, turbomachinery |
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