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jose_1953 April 15, 2019 08:19
FAN 3D geometry and meshing for ANSYS FLUENT
 
Good morning,


In the past, for this kind of simulation I used Gambit without problems.
- Geometry:1-> Volume, wing volume and propeller disk surface as FAN definition.
2-> Subtract Volume and wing volume to create fluid volume domain.
3 -> Split the fluid volume domain with propeller disk surface. That's all.
4 -> Meshing.
5 -> Fluent and boundary condition definition as FAN



Could you be so kind to explain how to proceed with ANSYS workbench XX.Y


Thank you in advance

DOP April 22, 2019 13:45
Hi
I think the best option is use icem cfd.

burhanibrar May 4, 2019 11:09
Quote:
Originally Posted by jose_1953 (Post 730819)
Good morning,


In the past, for this kind of simulation I used Gambit without problems.
- Geometry:1-> Volume, wing volume and propeller disk surface as FAN definition.
2-> Subtract Volume and wing volume to create fluid volume domain.
3 -> Split the fluid volume domain with propeller disk surface. That's all.
4 -> Meshing.
5 -> Fluent and boundary condition definition as FAN



Could you be so kind to explain how to proceed with ANSYS workbench XX.Y



Thank you in advance


Hello Dear,
If you are looking for a freelancer to do this project then contact me i have the expertise for this project. thank you

hiuluom May 9, 2019 00:18
Quote:
Originally Posted by jose_1953 (Post 730819)
Good morning,


In the past, for this kind of simulation I used Gambit without problems.
- Geometry:1-> Volume, wing volume and propeller disk surface as FAN definition.
2-> Subtract Volume and wing volume to create fluid volume domain.
3 -> Split the fluid volume domain with propeller disk surface. That's all.
4 -> Meshing.
5 -> Fluent and boundary condition definition as FAN



Could you be so kind to explain how to proceed with ANSYS workbench XX.Y


Thank you in advance
If you need help, you can post in other section forum. But in this freelancer, you are looking for a freelancer to do this project then contact me via email fluidtool@gmail.com. I have the experience for this project. thank you

PEC May 10, 2019 12:52
Hai, My name is Paramesh. I have worked on a similar project.
You can call me at 8074810789
Or write to me at paramesh@tamminainfotech.com
thank you

ShivshreeTech July 25, 2019 15:15
Fan Analysis
 
I have experience on similar type of fan projects
Contact me info@shivshreetech.com, suryawanshirh777@gmail.com


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