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February 20, 2008, 04:59 |
Hi,
I am new to CFD. I am try
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Hi,
I am new to CFD. I am trying to simulate Karman vortex street with flow around a trapezoidal body in 2D. The mesh is 8cm high and 15cm long. The trapezoidal body is 7.5mm high. the boundaries are a inlet (10m/s), a outlet, and 2 symmetryPlanes. Because it is 2D the front and back are empty boundaries. As solver I chose IcoFoam. I started with a mesh with approximately 25800 cells. And I got a good solution. I simulated 500ms and it needed 18 hours. To get faster solutions I made the mesh coaser (5700 cells). And the calculation time was only 30min. I still get a nice karman vortex steet. But now the calculated pressure is lower (only half of the value) and also the velocity changed. Now I don't know which result is right. How fine must a mesh be to get good results? Why does the results change, if I change refinement ? How long does calculation normally take? I only have one DualCore computer. Can someone help me? Sorry for my bad English. Greetings Anita |
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February 20, 2008, 05:17 |
Boundary condition of the trap
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Boundary condition of the trapezoidal body is wall.
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