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July 19, 2010, 13:08 |
K-Omega SST Turbulence Model
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I'm doing simulation the flow over NACA0012 airfoil. In order to predict the lift/drag coefficient as long as the stall angle, the k-omega SST turbulence model is used.
The flow's specifications as follows: -Velocity inlet: U=91.79 m/s -Chord length: c=1 m -Reynolds number: Re=6 million -Fluid density: rho=1.2126 kg/m3 -Dynamic viscosity: muy=1.86x10^-5 Pa-s Boundary conditions: -Velocity inlet: inlet -No-slip wall: foil -Pressure outlet: outlet When I selected the Turbulence specification is "k + omega" for Initial condition and for Inlet boundary condition, after running several iterations, I got this error:"Sever error: A floating point exception has occurred: floating point exception [overflow]. The specific cause cannot be identified. Potential causes may include: (a) solution divergence due to poor mesh quality, crude initialization, etc., or (b) errors in user-defined code or field functions." This error also happened when I selected "Intensity + Length scale" for Initial condition. Although, I used a very fine mesh with y+<1 (C-mesh). And I did not defined any field function. However, when the Turbulence specification was turned into "Intensity + Viscosity ratio" for Initial condition, there was no error. My first question is: Why I cannot change the Turbulence specification in Initial condition as I did? The reason why I would select "k+omega" for Initial condition and for inlet boundary is I'm going to set the values of turbulent kinetic energy (k) and specific dissipation rate (omega). Second: When the outlet boundary is set as Pressure outlet, do I need to change the Turbulence specification for outlet boundary into "k + Omega" as long as "Intensity + Length scale" or I just left it as "Intensity + Viscosity ratio"? Thanks for any helps! Trieu. Email: trieuckgt@gmail.com MSN: trieu.dut@live.com YM: trieu_tme@yahoo.com |
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July 21, 2010, 03:54 |
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Initial conditions? Velocity = 0? and inlet with 90+ m/s?
Drink some beer and think about that. |
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July 21, 2010, 03:58 |
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Hi Maddin,
Initial velocity=Inlet velocity. I've solved for this problem. Thanks! |
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July 21, 2010, 06:05 |
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Ok! What was the problem?
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