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Alfonso Jurado Fuentes
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Hello,
I am doing some simulations about Vortex shedding in cylinders with a constant current speed. In principle, I tried to do a transient analysis (as I have seen in other examples that I have), but drag force don't seemed to be good, because Cd was lower than Cd-Re graphics. After this, I made a steady state simulation, and the forces results were better than the other simulation. I also want to say that in transient analysis for high Reynolds numbers doesn't appear tranverse oscillation whereas in steady state analysis does appear. I think this is strange, but I am a novice in CFD simulations and I am not sure which simulation is better. Thank you so much |
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