UDF For my 2D - Axisymmetric CHT rotating model
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Hi,
First time posting. ANSYS rookie. Ive set up a CHT 2D axisymmetric model. I need to set up a UDF to simulate an engine slam acceleration. My UDF does not seem to be working and I have no idea, why. I suspect I'm either calling the wrong type of macro or my syntax is wrong (never used C in my life). I have interpreted this macro and I have called it in the cell zone conditions for my rotor and in the interface boundary conditions. |
Required motion
Omega is not a scalar. So, its value cannot be set the way you have in the UDF.
In a 2D case, rotation is allowed only about z-axis. If that's what you need, you do not require a UDF. Just open the cell zone conditions panel and apply the rotational speed. Ensure that the center of cell zone is given correctly. If you want to give a speed that depends on time, then you can use a profile. Profile is much simpler and easier than a UDF. |
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Hi,
Thanks for your suggestion. Because I need to create much more complicated rotational profiles dependednt on time, I was insistent in using a macro. After a few hours of trial and error I managed to write a UDF that worked. |
Profile for zone motion
This is a profile UDF and not meant for making a zone move. Furthermore, zones are cell zones if you are using moving mesh or MRF. If you are modeling a moving wall, then this will work. Otherwise, use DEFINE_ZONE_MOTION, just like you had in your original code. You need to modify that as follows
DEFINE_ZONE_MOTION(...) { if(time > 200) *omega = 2000; else if (time <=200 && time > 100) *omega = 9000; else *omega = 2000; } |
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