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Dwi Sakti August 29, 2000 19:21

Flow past a 2D-Cylinder ?
 
Hi,

I would like to simulate a flow around 2D-Cylinder using CFX 4.2. I really want to see the vortex street downstream of the cylinder. Could anyone share your experience in doing this ?

Thanks

Dwi Sakti

Glenn Horrocks August 30, 2000 00:16

Re: Flow past a 2D-Cylinder ?
 
Hi Dwi,

2D-cylinder flow is fairly easy to model with CFX. I have got a simple model of Re=100 flow with a vortex street on my home page:

http://www.eng.uts.edu.au/~glennh/UTS.html

Make sure you have good grid quality and grid resolution in the cylinder boundary layer. I can send you the command file and/or geometry file if you like.

You should be able to find lots of references if you do a journal or web search.

Regards Glenn

Gert-Jan van der Gulik August 30, 2000 10:21

Re: Flow past a 2D-Cylinder ?
 
Hi,

Take a look at the projects on the www-site http://www.bunova.nl They used the Low Reynolds Number k-w model (Wilcox, 1994) for simulating the flow around a cylinder using CFX4.2. Although the text is in Dutch, it might be a useful link.

Cheers, Gert-Jan


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