Modeling two ducted fan
Hello everybody,
I'm trying to model two parallel ducted fan in Turbo grid in order to analysis in CFX. How could I define geometry in TGrid? Any suggestion is very welcomed, Regards, Bahar |
tgrid is for meshing... use ansys designmodeler
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TGrid != Turbogrid
You can import points into turbogrid. Stu |
Thanks dear Ali and dear Stuart for your attentions:)
I know about process of creating Geometry and meshing, I just wanna to know about defining B.Cs. Should I use multiple reference frames to model two rotating fan in CFX or what? Regards, Bahar |
How do you create points for turbogrid?
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Yes you need to define Multiple reference frame to model them. Both are rotating in opposite direction to each other. Now you should decide which type of interface you need: mixing plane, frozen rotor or sliding mesh.... PS: Some one should clarify Tgrid is Tgrid or turbogrid. |
Dear Far,
Thank you in advance for your clear answer! I should excuse all for bad explanation of my issue, I did not know anything about Tgrid and just used this phrase to summarize Turbogrid! Now, I want to define geometry by importing airfoil points in some sections. Regards, Bahar |
Send your email and I will send you some related material.
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@Far:
Tgrid is a Fluent native unstructured tetra + prism volume mesh generator (with other cool features such as shrinkwrap etc.) Turbogrid is a specialised structured grid generator for turbomachinery geometries (e.g. from Bladegen) They are very different programs, and definitely not interchangeable! Stu |
Hi Stuart23
Name of forum has been changed to Turbogrid |
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