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September 16, 2006, 11:05 |
basics for unsteady simulation
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hello, I'm going to run my first 3D unsteady simulation with fluent and I have some doubts with settings.. Usually I simulate wing profile, but this case is a rectangular chamber whit slot cut along over side and pulsed pressure imposed through connection tube (circular) at the bottom side, I'd like to know:
1) which is the more suitable turbulence model for this kind of situation (for steady simulation for profile usually I use SA..) 2)I'm interested to study the phase and amplitude difference between input pressure and exit slot pressure, so how much importance I should take for meshing (I do not care about boundary layer on wall for example, but is same important to have right refinement on wall?) 3)When I perform unsteady simulation is important to start from a steady solution or I can run directly with used defined function with unsteady pressure? any other advace for unsteady settings is very appreciated.. bye |
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