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Hi,
I have created a cicular cross section in GAMBIT to model a cylinderical structure and had exported the mesh file to FLUENT. I am trying to determine the natural frequency of the cylinder in FLUENT? Do you know any command in FLUENT that can determine the natural frequency, either both in air or water? Thanks KWong |
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You don't need Fluent to do this. If your Reynolds number is between 2000<Re<200000 then you can just assume a Strouhal number of 0.2 and go from there.
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If i do not need FLUENT to do this, then what do i use??
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For a cylinder in crossflow the Strouhal number, S = fD/U, (f = frequency, D = cylinder diamter, U = mean flow velocity) is pretty much constant for Reynolds numbers from 2000-200000. Just solve for the frequency.
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