Analyze (Average values) on Isosurfaces or Sections?

eRzBeNgEl · August 18, 2011, 03:46

Hi guys,

Just one general question. What is the right way to analyze CFD results. For example an airfoil, here Ansys TurboPost or other Software I have seen are using the IsoSurfaces (they have the shape of the Hub, or Inlet, etc...) for analyzing the results. But i have seen some engineers, which are analyzing on Cylindrical secions and or planes, etc....

What is the right way to do this in Turbomachinery (Blade - Vanes, etc..) and also why are the isosurfaces prefered? (of Ansys TurboPost)

It mus have something to do with averaging in Turbomachinery, etc...

JBeilke · August 19, 2011, 15:16

There isn't the right way to do it. It's up to you what question you are interested in. Thats why our work is also called "art of engineering" (Ingenieurskunst). Just try different things to see what you get. With a growing experience you will know what to look for. Sometimes it's just one number.

PS: Vielleicht findest Du ja die Schreibweise deines Namens witzig, aber es könnte auch ein Grund dafür sein, daß Du auf keine Deiner Fragen eine Antwort bekommst.

cfdnewbie · August 24, 2011, 15:18

Quote:

Originally Posted by JBeilke

PS: Vielleicht findest Du ja die Schreibweise deines Namens witzig, aber es könnte auch ein Grund dafür sein, daß Du auf keine Deiner Fragen eine Antwort bekommst.

Haha, Joern, I don't think there are many people around here who would know what an Erz(b)engel is. Wirklich nicht

JBeilke · August 24, 2011, 18:24

Mit Schreibweise meine ich die blöde Groß- und Kleinschreibung, die mir immer in den Augen wehtut :-)

cfdnewbie · August 24, 2011, 18:28

Das ist heutzutage wohl cool!

August 18, 2011, 03:46	Analyze (Average values) on Isosurfaces or Sections?	#1
eRzBeNgEl Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Posts: 135 Rep Power: 15	Hi guys, Just one general question. What is the right way to analyze CFD results. For example an airfoil, here Ansys TurboPost or other Software I have seen are using the IsoSurfaces (they have the shape of the Hub, or Inlet, etc...) for analyzing the results. But i have seen some engineers, which are analyzing on Cylindrical secions and or planes, etc.... What is the right way to do this in Turbomachinery (Blade - Vanes, etc..) and also why are the isosurfaces prefered? (of Ansys TurboPost) It mus have something to do with averaging in Turbomachinery, etc...

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August 19, 2011, 15:16		#2
JBeilke Senior Member Joern Beilke Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Dresden Posts: 498 Rep Power: 20	There isn't the right way to do it. It's up to you what question you are interested in. Thats why our work is also called "art of engineering" (Ingenieurskunst). Just try different things to see what you get. With a growing experience you will know what to look for. Sometimes it's just one number. PS: Vielleicht findest Du ja die Schreibweise deines Namens witzig, aber es könnte auch ein Grund dafür sein, daß Du auf keine Deiner Fragen eine Antwort bekommst.

August 24, 2011, 18:24		#4
JBeilke Senior Member Joern Beilke Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Dresden Posts: 498 Rep Power: 20	Mit Schreibweise meine ich die blöde Groß- und Kleinschreibung, die mir immer in den Augen wehtut :-)

August 24, 2011, 18:28		#5
cfdnewbie Senior Member cfdnewbie Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 557 Rep Power: 20	Das ist heutzutage wohl cool!