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December 17, 2008, 02:28
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hello,
after doing all the
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Daniel Langmayr
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hello,
after doing all the tutorials with MRFSimpleFoam I tried to run my first "real"-case of a pump. The problem is that i just want to simulate one channel of this pump with one channel of guiding vanes. Now the questions: - Can the rotor stator interface be treated in a non-confomal way? - What to do if the rotor stator interface is of different size? In CFX this is solved with a pitch angle and a pitch ratio - Can something similar be done in OpenFoam? Thank you very much in advance! Daniel |
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