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Old   December 2, 2015, 03:50
Question "High Mach Number flow exists"--tho i m running the sim at 5m/s.
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Experiment Name : Flow over a wing with leading-edge rotation.
Analysis Type- External Flow analysis(Time Dependent Analysis)
Airfoil- NACA0024 (0.2m chord,0.6m span),
Leading-Edge Cylinder- 25mm dia,rotating at 400rad/s , 3820RPM clockwise.
freestream Velocity-5m/s
AOA-5 degree

Problem Details- i faced no problem regarding the setup.
When i started the simulation mesh generation finished properly no prb faced.
But after some iterations "High Mach Number Flow Exists" was shown in solver..ALSO the PRESSURE n VELOCITY plot was totally blue no changes there..
I have attached the main files. plz take a look
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File Type: zip NACA0024 for 5 deg.zip (84.6 KB, 28 views)

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