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Old   April 17, 2006, 12:40
Default Moving reference frame
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CFD_boy
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Hi i'm gonna to simulate the flux around a rotor turbine blade using multiple reference frame. Grid has been created using Gturbo, so I think i could set the casing wall as fixed in the stationary frame; hub wall, bladetip, pressure and suction side walls of the blade fixed in the rotating frame. The doubt is on the fluid zone: should i set it fixed in the moving or in the stationary reference frame?

Thank you so much.
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