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May 30, 2006, 14:19 |
cd of sphere
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sir i am trying to model flow over sphere in 3d, but i am not getting the experimental coefficent of drag 1.45 for the Reynolds no of 100. Anybody can guess the reason. Thanks in advance
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May 30, 2006, 14:45 |
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May be I can guess the reason but you have to write in detail abt the solution procedure like coordinate system, boundary conditions etc...
Have you tried to benchmark the 2-D results? |
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May 31, 2006, 04:38 |
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hi dear senthil excuse me i same you have some problems in my work. i dont understand how to use the cfd_online site (how to post my message?and how can see responses that friens send to me ?)please send me an email and say to me how i can send message and how i can take friendes in forum responses? i work by fluent and gambit. my email is farokh_khaledi at site yahoo.com it send error if i write my complet email for this i write it in abov espace. thank you
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June 1, 2006, 05:22 |
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Hi,
Try to refine the mesh near the walls of sphere more. i hope this may solve your problem. I had worked on flow past cylinder. but i was not having any experimental data to compare such work. if you like to share things on this please forward the material to my email-id it will be very helpful. my mail-id is rsan_2001@rediffmail.com bye san |
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