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Hi All, I am starting to use the CFX5.6. I need to understand the concept of pitch. The CFD5.6 documentation refers me to the Example on Rotor Stator. I have read and run this but I still do not understand. I have got very little (if not zero) Mechanical Engineering background.
I am running my transient simulation now and I can see pitches increasing with time step but I am not sure of the implication of this. Please help. Regards Anne |
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Pitch refers to the circumferential width of a circuferentially periodic domain.
In simple terms, it is the size of the pie slice. A pizza sliced into 10 pieces has a pitch of 1/10, whereas a pizza sliced into 12 pieces has a smaller pitch, 1/12. MMmmm, Pizza :-P When you run a transient rotor stator problem, the pitch you see increasing is the offset of the domain from its initial location, i.e. how far it has rotated about the axis. |
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Hi JoeCFD, Thanks. You sounded like a trained teacher. That was simple and clear.
Regards Anne |
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