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adrieno March 9, 2016 05:48

any mesh for Ahmed Body ?
 
Hi all,

I'm new in CFD, especially in OpenFOAM. In fact I'm beginning an internship (that will last 6 months) and my tutor wants me to learn how to use OpenFOAM (basics) for next Monday, working on the Ahmed body which is a standard case. That's why I wonder if anyone would have some mesh or geometry on this subject that could helped me.

Thanks,
Adrien.

Doug68 March 13, 2016 02:24

So your tutor gave you less than a week to learn the basics of OpenFoam?
Either you have a very good background in CFD or they're dreaming.
The dimensions of the Ahmed body are widely available:

http://www.cfd-online.com/W/images/7/76/Ahmed.gif

I'd suggest modelling it, turning into an STL file and then making you mesh from their using blockmesh and snappyhexmesh as per the simplefoam motorbike tutorial.

Good luck.

adrieno March 14, 2016 03:46

Yeah that's tough... But hopefully, there's quit good tutos online.

What would you suggest me to create a geometry then a mesh before importing it on OpenFOAM ?

geometry : Openscad / Blender,else ... ?
mesh : Gmsh / Salome / Gambit, else ... ?

(I need a free software)

Thanks !

Doug68 March 14, 2016 04:51

To create the geometry use whatever CAD program you like providing it can save out STL files.
To mesh look at the motorbike tutorial and see how that creates the mesh from the STL and other settings.
Hint the basic mesh is done by blockMesh and then its refined to the STL by snappyhexmesh.

linnemann March 15, 2016 07:57

2 Attachment(s)
Here u go

https://github.com/nelinnemann/openf...-Body-25degree

kshitij76 August 6, 2019 05:56

hi,
Can someone recommend me a good tutorial on ahmed body simulation on matlab.


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