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Hi,everyone
I'm trying to simulate the flowfield of a wind turbine. The domain is shown below. The rotating frame of reference was used in the simulation. The boundary condition of the cylindrical surface is free slip wall. The result of streamline is reasonable. But the pressure on the free slip wall is reasonless. The result of the pressure on the boundary is shown in the picture. How to solve this problem? Best regards, yliu |
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No pics ...
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It seems that my html code is not correct.
The picture URL is http://lh6.google.com/image/THUWind/.../sDRzH1-Ivrg/G%3A%5CPressure.JPG Thank you
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Hi Yliu,
What are your other boundary conditions? The variation is only +/- 200 Pa, which is fairly small. It may simply be due to roundoff. -Robin |
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Try tri linear pressure interpolation. It can be activated on the advanced tab of the solver control branch.
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Hi,Robin and Hekler Thank you! I have tried tri linear pressure interpolation. But there is no improvement. I think the mesh maybe too sparse.
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