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flux diverngence in simulating nasa rotor 67 using foam extend |
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May 15, 2020, 05:08 |
flux diverngence in simulating nasa rotor 67 using foam extend
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hi
I hope you are well. I'm simulating nasa Rotor67 in foam-extend using steadyCompresibleMRF solver. after 7000 iteration , all of results converge to experimental design point , but max of flux divergence is still high and mach number is 0.1 higher than desgin point ( desgin point =1.38). 1- Is the flux diverngence important parameter to valdiate convergence? 2-how can I fix this parameter? 3- Do you have any idea to reduce the mach number ? Screenshot from 2020-05-15 03-59-37.jpg |
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September 15, 2022, 12:17 |
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Ji Ziqi
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Hi, I am trying to simulate Rotor 67 in foam-extend, too. Can you help me about the boundary condition?
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flux calculation, foam extend, foam-extend 4.1, mach number, rotor 67 |
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