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Ravindra K
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I was able to do airfoil wake capturing in a better way than the conventional C-type approach with the nesting tool option in GridPro.
The nesting tool helped to finely capture the airfoil wake without shoot-up in cell count and increase in aspect ratio. The tool did rapid coarsening of the cells in the normal direction to the wake in a very efficient way. It was fun doing this looping topology. ![]() |
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Ehsan Asgari
Join Date: Apr 2010
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Great Work Ravindra, Had the airfoil a sharp T.E. or it had a blunt one? Could you please share your files on that? Thanks, Syavash |
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airfoil, gridpro, structured grids, vortex, wake |
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