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Old   August 19, 2010, 06:35
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Hi all,

How to make a wind tunnel?
i want to simulate a rotating blade..

please advise..

Thank you in advance for your help
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Old   August 27, 2010, 00:04
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There are a couple of models available for a rotating blade. The GMO model can give you a very detailed solution, but may be slow, especially if you are modeling many revolutions. In that case, you can use the fan/impeller model which averages the effect of the blades over the volume they cover in space and applies an momentum source to the fluid rather than a boundary condition from a moving GMO. This is a very efficient model for modeling many revolutions of an impeller. The model can be refined by including the effects of blades.

The details of each option are in the manual.
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