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February 29, 2012, 13:41 |
CFD simulation of flow around marine platforms
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Mariano
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Hi all,
i have to perform a numerical investigation of the flowfield around a marine platform, by means of a commercial computational fluid dynamic code (CFX or STAR). I have already realized CFD simulations for other applications (wind turbine, turbomachinery and heat exchanger), but the task of simulating the flowfield of a marine platform is new for me and, perhaps, partially out of my personal skills and knowledges. So, i would like to ask information about: 1) the possible solutions for modeling the interface between air and water; 2) the issues potentially related to modelling the interface air-water (e.g. numerical stability considerations, computational effort involved in such a modeling or other); 3) guidelines in modeling air turbulence; 4) the existence of a way of importing meteorological variables (wind values and directions, obtained from previous meteorological simulations) into the CFD model of the platform (e.g. i want to use the meteorological fields around the platform as a sort of boundary/initial condition). Also the answer to one of the previous questions is well appreciated. Thanks in advance! |
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