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September 5, 2008, 09:27 |
Translating mesh interface in cfx11.0 ?
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Hi folks:
I am trying to solve a 2d transient rotor-stator problem using cfx 11.0. My geometry consists of 1 vane passage matched to 4 rotor passages. There is a time dependent gust specified at the vane inlet â€" i.e. the unsteadiness is not just due to rotor motion. The simple way to set this up is to specify a constant y velocity to the rotor mesh and have a sliding mesh interface between the vane and the rotor meshes. In brief, this is a 2d cascade simulation, but with a moving rotor mesh. I have already done this simulation using another cfd code and it works fine. In cfx, there are 2 problems: 1)grids have to be 3d. This can be handled by extruding a 2d mesh into 3 planes. 2)Under transient rotor-stator in the cfx manual it says: "Translational relative motion is not supported at a transient sliding interface (only rotational motion is supported)." Does that mean that this problem is essentially not doable in cfx11.0 ? Or is there another way? Thanks for your help. Sam |
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