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November 29, 2013, 09:21 |
Why the axial velocity of the wall using rotatingwallvelocity BC isn't zero?
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Zhiyuan Li
Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: Beijing
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Hello,
I using rotatingwallvelocity on the blade of a turbomachinery.The relative part in the file of 0/U is : . . . BLADE1 { type rotatingWallVelocity; origin (0 0 0); axis (0 0 1); omega 1537.70488; } BLADE2 { type rotatingWallVelocity; origin (0 0 0); axis (0 0 -1); omega 1537.70488; } } So the axis is z-axis.Then I run the commend "foamToVTK -time 0" to get the VTK file.Openning the VTK by paraview, I find that Uz on BLADE1 and BLADE2 isn't zero.Just like that: QQ截图20131129210700.jpg But in reality, if a object rotates with a axis, its axis velocity will be zero. Am I using the BC condition wrong? Or there is a bug about rotatingwallvelocity BC. I can't find the answer by Google.Hope someone help me. Best regards Zhiyuan |
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