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May 20, 2010, 21:37 |
OpenFoam and Fluent compressible flowComparison
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Seyyed Ali H.M.
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Dear All
Recently I have been running some cases with OpenFoam for a backward facing step. In these cases, I tried to keep the Re=500 and change Ma from 0.1 to 0.4, In all the cases the T=224K was fixed. so Vi and h was calculated with Ma and Re constraints respectively. The attached graphs shows the change in the Normalized velocity Vx versus normalized height in section x/h=1 in all the cases. I know why the normalized velocity is increased as seen the graph section1.pdf Then I tried to do the same case with Fluent. but when I created this graph, I saw a big difference between Fluent and OpenFoam results, as seen in file OpenFoam-Fluent-1-2.pdf. Can anybody tell me why this big difference happens. I tried the fluent case with 2nd order calculations, as seen in graph OpenFoam-Fluent-1-2nd.pdf but as you see, the profile doesn't change that much. Now I`m trying to run the same case in OpenFoam with second order calculations (If I find how to do it) Can anybody help me with this problem. If you want to know, I can send you more details about the cases. |
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June 29, 2010, 05:52 |
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Yu
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Location: Cambridge, MA
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Dear Sahm,
I have also found relatively huge differences between OpenFOAM and Fluent in compressible flow. Which Solvers did you use? |
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