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July 14, 2017, 19:53 |
I can't get a realistic value
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Mohamed Dido
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Check the comment please
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July 14, 2017, 19:53 |
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Hello Everyone !
I need help in an issue.I was doing flow analysis to get the cd of a car design but i noticed that the values isn't realistic at all as the i get values of 6.2272e-03 which means 0.006 so i made the same steps on a cube to make sure that i do the right steps so if i make the right steps i should get 1.15 for the cd where i got the same non realistic values the value was 4.8301e-04 which means 0.0004 So i dunno what is the wrong that i do that give me those values, My steps to do the analysis is : 1.Getting the Fluid Flow(Fluent) 2.Importing the Cube or The Object that i would like to make the analysis on 3.Making Enclosure 4.Making Boolean and subtract the enclosure from the object 5.Defining the name selection of Inlet , Outlet , Wall and finally the object 6.Closing Geomtry and Opening Mesh 7.Generating Mesh and then changing the Relevance to -100 from Defaults 8.Closing Mesh and Updating Project 9.Opening Setup 10. General: Solver Type:Pressure-Based Velocity Formulation: Absolute Time:Steady 11. Model , Choosing: Viscous-Laminar 12. Materials: Air 13.Boundry Condition , Inlet --> Edit ---> Specification :Magnitude , Normal to Boundry Velocity Magnitude: 122m/s 14.Reference Value: from the inlet 15.Solution Method: Coupled --> Least Square , Second Order 16.Montoring the cube cd and cl , Values : 1 17.Solution Intialization , Hybrid then i press Initialize then Run Calculations 500 Iteration then getting those values I use Ansys 17.0 I am trying to get the cd and lift of the object If anyone notice anything wrong , tell me please as i am working on that issue for long time and can't configure what is wrong , Maybe i don't do something specific in the Meshing step ? Thanks in Advance |
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July 14, 2017, 21:13 |
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Have you checked the quality of mesh and scaling factor of mesh. One approach is that scale your mesh and try again
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July 15, 2017, 05:11 |
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What should i do , What should i modify ? |
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July 15, 2017, 05:52 |
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In solver there is setting for mesh scaling factor check it. I think it will do
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July 15, 2017, 05:54 |
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I guess you problem is because of mesh were created in someother unit and solver takes it in SI unit so check meshing scaling i think it will work and you get a realistic value
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July 17, 2017, 13:20 |
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Quote:
http://imgur.com/a/S3WhL The cube is 20m x 20m x 20m |
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