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February 12, 2013, 00:27 |
3D Separation Model using K-Omega SST Divergence
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Hey guys,
I'm trying to model a 3-D wing in Fluent to study the effects of boundary restabilisation via Vortex Generators. I started by using the k-e model, before realising that this was inappropriate for the high angles of attack I would be studying. I have now tried to switch to k-Omega SST to better capture boundary layer separation, and refined my mesh (50 layers of inflation, first off wall thickness of 1e-06 due to a fairly high Reynolds number of ~ 10^5). My domain is about 20 chord lengths radius (I have a cylinder) of my wing, and I'm using a pressure-far-field condition. My solution doesnt last too long before it starts to diverge, and I have no clue why. I have been searching all over the forums for a good two days trying to solve this issue, but without any luck. Any ideas? ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also, here are some of the parameters that I have set (just to reference): 1) Pressure Based, Steady 2) Energy - On, SST k-omega 3) Air - ideal gas (for pressure-far-field condition) 4) Velocity - 13.44 m/s 5) Courant # of 5 Attached is a picture of part of my mesh. Thank you for your help Last edited by TempestCFD; February 12, 2013 at 07:32. |
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