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October 30, 2007, 09:44 |
modelling inviscid 2D flow at high angle of attack
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Hi there!
It happens that when I try to solve the inviscid incompressible flow around a 2D airfoil set at high angle of attack (say ~ 25 degrees) the solution shows a sort of ficticius separated boundary layer on upper surface or, if one prefers, there is no Kutta condition verified at trailing edge. Can anyone help me with this? Any suggestion on how I can obtain a solution similar to that coming from panel methods where the Kutta condition is explicitly imposed so that the solution does not depend on the value of angle of attack chosen? Many Thanks Ferdinando |
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October 30, 2007, 12:04 |
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Dear Ferdinando Inviscid model refer to that fluid assume with no friction or shear stress, Kutta applied for non invisicd flow, try to make your model as turbulence or laminar (depend to reynold number)
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October 30, 2007, 18:26 |
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Yes, Chandra is right. This is not supposed to work! There is no point in trying to do high angle of attack calculations of an incompressible inviscid fluid. It doesn't exist, and if it gave the same answer for this as the panel code I would be really worried about Fluent.
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