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October 5, 2022, 19:30 |
Best Practices for simulation of flow past a semi-submerged rectangular cylinder
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Ashkan Kashani
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Hi all,
I am going to use either Ansys CFX or Ansys Fluent solver to simulate flow past a semi-submerged rectangular cylinder, as shown in Capture 1 in the attachments. The main goal here is to achieve an accurate prediction of pressure distribution over the cylinder, which seems to be particularly reliant on the capability of the CFD model to predict the separation and the reattachment of the flow correctly. I would appreciate any tips regarding the following questions. Q1. How important is the choice of the turbulence model? Which models are superior? Could the flow be modelled as being laminar at all? Q2. How important is the approach to the free surface? Could the free surface be modelled as a free-slip wall to reduce computational costs? Is it necessary to precisely track the free surface using the VOF model for this study? Q3. What are the most appropriate boundary conditions for the simulation? Q4. Which is more suitable for this problem? CFX or Fluent? |
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