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March 12, 2013, 08:33 |
Simulation of rotating pistons
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Hi everyone!
I'm a beginner with Ansys / CFX and after completing a bunch of tutorials and doing some simple analyses, I am struggling now with the following problem: I want to simulate the rotation of the pistons of an axial piston pump (like this one). For simplicity, I broke down my problem to what you see in this picture: The point is to simulate, how the rotating parts influence the fluid. The goal is to find out, how much drag force is created by the system. Until now, I fail to set up the system in CFX-Pre. I tried several things here: - Stationary fluid domain & rotating walls: This doesn't work, because the walls are not allowed to have normal velocity components - Rotating fluid & stationary / rotating walls: I tried around with some boundary conditions, but the results were always not as expected - Immersed solid (and a different mesh): This worked, but the results were quite incorrect. For example, I got result forces in X-Direction So, I'm lost here. Can anyone give me a hint on how to solve this? Or should I take a somewhat different approach? Last edited by donalffons; March 12, 2013 at 13:02. |
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