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Hello!
I am simulating flow over a cylinder and want to get drag coefficient at various reynolds numbers. I modelled 2-D cylinder by making a circular hole in a rectangle and applied no slip boundary condition over the spherical hole. Also I applied velocity inlet and pressure outlet boundary condition. Now the problem is I am getting drag coefficient with a deviation of 20-40% from the experimental results. For example, I am getting Cd = 0.6 at Re = 1000, which should be 1 according to experimental results. I used standard k-e turbulence model. Please help. |
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I read all messages posted earlier.But I didn`t found the answer for this question.
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maybe Cd=0.9~1.1 is a better choice.
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What kind of convergence are you getting? PRES in particular? Also, check the mass balance in the pfl file. There should be a very small difference (if at all) between the inlet and outlet.
Cheers, Derrek |
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