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March 20, 2017, 10:26 |
Fluent CFD for rotating electric machine
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Thao
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hi everyone,
I am doing thermal simulation by Fluent for a synchronous machine. The rotor of this machine rotates with 8000 rpm. I use MRF technique. Thus, it is necessary to create 2 interfaces between rotating and stationary fluids for Mesh Interfaces. In Cell zone conditions, Do I need to apply Frame Motion for the fluid around the rotor and the rotor or only the fluid around the rotor? And in Boundary conditions, do I must select Moving Walls with Relative to adjacent cell zone (the velocity : 0 m/s) for all of walls connecting with rotating fluid? Thanks in advance for your reply. Nice day! |
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