John C. Chien
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July 15, 2001 16:30 |
Re: HELP NEEDED
(1). First of all, running a code is not doing CFD. So, get the thinking right is very important. (2). Compressor cascade testing is thought to be 2-D, but the flow is still 3-D. It becomes quite involved to do 3-D CFD even for the simple passage flow through a cascade. (3). In stead of doing 3-D calculation, you might want to do journal search in ASME/Journal of Turbomachinery and try to read "results of CFD simulation" already published. (4). You may want to look at the potential flow solutions, which might be easier to do consistent with your background. (5). If you still are interested in running a cfd code, then you can find a tutorial sample and follow it through. It is not difficult at all. To run a code, you need the step-by-step instruction, you "don't need any help" at all.
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