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Madalin Dombrovschi
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Hello everyone,
I am trying to analyze a drone propeller with CFX. But i have a problem, what inlet and outlet conditions should I use? For INLET i used pressure with relative 0 Bar Same for outlet, the domain is rotating with a given RPM, but the resulted force of the propeller is way to low ( compared with the experimental data of the propeller) Do you have any idea? P.S.: I don't wanna use velocity/mass flow inlet because I don't believe this is the way of doing this analysis. Thank you |
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Glenn Horrocks
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What configuration are you trying to model? You set your boundary conditions to match the configuration you are trying to model.
I would guess that a drone is moving forward at some velocity, and that the propeller is reasonably open to the atmosphere (not in a duct or anything). If this is correct then I would use a velocity inlet and a pressure outlet. Why do you "believe" this is not correct?
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