yes...................

Analogy: Aircraft moving with Mach 0.8 in free-stream and while solving in CFD we give air the velocity of Mach 0.8. Because it is relative to each other and we get the same effect.

Why I am saying this is because once I tried to solve the high pressure and low pressure turbine coupled with S-type diffuser with increasing radius. It was single stage high pressure turbine and two stage low pressure turbine and rotating in opposite direction. But i was not able to do this. What I concluded is that the mixing plane model availabe in commercial codes is only valid for rotor stator system with rotation in -ve or +ve direction and you can have more than 15 stages (or even more) but rotating in same direction.

So either you should modify the implementation of mixing plane model as did by following references or ask Fluent support if they have ever solved the contra rotating rotors (one in +ve and second in -ve direction) with available mixing plane model. For record this mixing plane model implemented in Fluent or CFX was originally developed by Denton and Dawes at Whittle Lab, Cambridge university.

Ref1 : https://stacks.stanford.edu/file/dru...-augmented.pdf

Ref2 : http://adl.stanford.edu/papers/AIAA-2007-1117-275.pdf

Ref3: http://adl.stanford.edu/papers/AIAA-3893-286.pdf

Ref4: http://adl.stanford.edu/papers/AIAA-2007-519-239.pdf


This should be done in Fluent. Output both meshes separately and glue them in Fluent with Append command. This is standard practice for mixing plane. Merging meshes in ICEM is done for other reasons.




Geometry shape looks fine to me. They only requirement for periodic boundary is that it must have same shape on both sides. For mixing plane I have already disccused in previus posts.

This may be helpful for you.

http://dspace.mit.edu/bitstream/hand...401.pdf?sequ..

I have also started thread on mixing plane model in CFX:

http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/cfx...tml#post379262

You can model this as unsteady and still use the single rotor from both rotors using the advance models available in CFX or you can switch to NUMECA. ANSYS is updating turbo machinery models in CFX, not in Fluent.

http://www.numeca.com/fileadmin/news..._Corporate.pdf

http://www.numeca.be/index.php?id=41...ash=101540dfc0

http://www.google.com.pk/search?q=un...hrome&ie=UTF-8

http://www.google.com.pk/url?sa=t&rc...p14RIQ3REScuSQ

http://documents.irevues.inist.fr/bi...pdf?sequence=1

Hi far, thanks a lot for your information. I have discussed with my professor about the mixing plane model available in fluent. He said that the contra rotating simulation can be done just by giving one in +ve rotation and other in -ve rotation. I am going to start my simulation today. I will update the result soon

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SIR i m new to icem i want to rotate propeller in for cfd analysis plz guide me . looking forward

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you first told what is your question?

Sir my question is how can i rotate the propeller using UDF or any other method i.e to give rotation to it. looking forward . thanks

is your boundary condition periodic or not ???


if is not you can rotate your mesh in fluent with 1-rotation 2-append case

sir it is not periodic i have to carry out at cruising speed so can u elaborate kindly how can i do it plz . . . . .

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Hi, venkatesh, can u plz share video tutorial, given by Far on mahendra.kr.gupta@gmail.com?

Hi Far,
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