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March 3, 2017, 08:34 |
Using a Dynamic Mesh on a pseudo-3D von Karman street
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Rene Hiemstra
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Hello,
I'm working on using dynamic meshing and testing it's performance. To do this would like to run a simulation of a von karman street like in this tutorial. https://floringh.gitbooks.io/computa...vortex_street_[simflow].html But the thing is that dynamic meshing only works in 3D. my supervisor told me that I should look into using symmetry planes. All fine up until this point. But my question is: Would the usage of a symmetry plane to make a pseudo-3D environment have an effect on the results? i.e. would it look exactly the same to the real 2D rendition, not counting the effects dynamic meshing will have in the other 2 dimensions. If I should clarify this further please tell me, I'm new to the whole CFD field |
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dynamic mesh, symmetry plane, von karman street |
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