Paid help sought for realistic propeller model(s) or tutorial

cnd · May 24, 2019, 06:22

I wish to model torque and thrust for a driven subsonic air propeller,

plus

I wish to model a water turbine setup in slow-moving sea to determine torque and drag pressure.

I will supply the mesh model, dimensions, speeds and so forth.

If your skills are suitable for producing a genuinely realistic simulation with a "better than beginner" chance at doing this well with all the correct considerations and parameters, please let me know how much you would charge to produce either a model(s) I can use, or, a tutorial that shows me how to do this well myself (you retain all rights to the tutorial).

Bonus - if you can also model "noise", I am happy to pay a premium for this.

PEC · May 24, 2019, 23:15

Hai, My name is Paramesh. I can help you with your project.
I have expertise in CFD analysis for the past 13 years with 4 years in teaching and 9 years in the industry.
My specialization is in the acoustic analysis.

You can call me at 8074810789
Or write to me at paramesh@tamminainfotech.com
thank you

abhiverma16 · June 21, 2019, 16:59

Hi,

I can help you with that but in Star-CCM+. I have been using StarCCM+ for many years and work mainly on rotating mchinery such as aircraft fans, for compressors and turbines. You can contact me at av6150@gmail.com if interested.

Kind Regards

amod_kumar · July 13, 2019, 12:22

Are you looking for simulation in specific area? You may refer to http://CFDyna.com for additional help. I can also guide you through simulations in OpenFOAM.

May 24, 2019, 06:22	Paid help sought for realistic propeller model(s) or tutorial	#1
cnd New Member Chris Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 3 Rep Power: 13	I wish to model torque and thrust for a driven subsonic air propeller, plus I wish to model a water turbine setup in slow-moving sea to determine torque and drag pressure. I will supply the mesh model, dimensions, speeds and so forth. If your skills are suitable for producing a genuinely realistic simulation with a "better than beginner" chance at doing this well with all the correct considerations and parameters, please let me know how much you would charge to produce either a model(s) I can use, or, a tutorial that shows me how to do this well myself (you retain all rights to the tutorial). Bonus - if you can also model "noise", I am happy to pay a premium for this.

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PEC New Member PEC Join Date: Apr 2019 Posts: 13 Rep Power: 6	Hai, My name is Paramesh. I can help you with your project. I have expertise in CFD analysis for the past 13 years with 4 years in teaching and 9 years in the industry. My specialization is in the acoustic analysis. You can call me at 8074810789 Or write to me at paramesh@tamminainfotech.com thank you

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abhiverma16 New Member Abhishek Verma Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 7 Rep Power: 12	Hi, I can help you with that but in Star-CCM+. I have been using StarCCM+ for many years and work mainly on rotating mchinery such as aircraft fans, for compressors and turbines. You can contact me at av6150@gmail.com if interested. Kind Regards

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amod_kumar Member Amod Kumar Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Delhi, India Posts: 39 Rep Power: 16	Are you looking for simulation in specific area? You may refer to http://CFDyna.com for additional help. I can also guide you through simulations in OpenFOAM.