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May 3, 2007, 01:20 |
MRF problem
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Hi!
I need to model a Francis turbine with spiral housing, 18 guide vanes, 15 rotor blades and the draft tube. To save the time I want to do the problem with periodic conditions. here comes the problem. I have to model the whole spriral casing, 1/18th of the guide vanes, 1/15th of the impeller and the whole draft tube. The simulation seams to work ok (it converges and I get ok resuls) but when I look at the flow field I see that it only consideres the flow trough one periodic section. In other words - I have assimetric velocity field at the inlet into the draft tube (flow only under the impeller section and no flow elswhere). How do I need to define the periodic surfaces and the interfaces between the sections to get the simulation to run properly? I think there must be some trick when interfaces are defined but I'm not really sure. Thanks for responces, Mateus |
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May 3, 2007, 07:12 |
Re: MRF problem
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Solved the problem!
Thanks anyway... MAteus |
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