wave overtopping at quay walls
Hello Everybody,
I am starting this thread as a continuous log of my improvement and as a log of the progress. My aim is to simulate waves overtopping a quay structure. The final result should be a overtopping rate at defined wave length and heights as I found out in my diploma thesis here in Germany. I examined the overtopping of waves in a wave flume for a given structure. The waves were created with a (flap type) paddle for high waters. I'm a totally beginner at Ansys Fluent, therefore I'm grateful for any given advice. Let's do it! :) |
Modell_Netz
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Hi all,
after scaling and transforming the AutoCAD data I exported the data as *.sat data and imported the model into CFX-Pre. There are many volumes. First there was a problem as I imported areas and some of them had the same normal vector. I changed the areas in AutoCAD so that they are feaces of volumes. I attached the domain. It has a quay structure with underlying suporting ferroconcrete grid. The width of the model is 7,3 m - the length is 209,9 m. |
grid
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The grid is automatically created by ansys. It is calculated for the following physics:
CFD, CFX min. size of an element 50 mm max. size of an element 500 mm I refined the front of the quay structure. (refinement with factor 2) Attachment 36082 Attachment 36083 Attachment 36084 |
connectivity
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I have a lot of connections. I think this stands for two or more planes at the same position.
May this lead to a problem? If so, how can I reduce the count of them? Attachment 36085 Attachment 36086 Would it be better to join the single bodies to one volume in AutoCAD? |
Does anybody know how to set boundaries for oceanic waves?
Is CFX or FLUENT better for the simulation? I started in CFX but know it tends to be better with Ansys Fluent. It seems not to be as comfortable as CFX. |
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