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June 13, 2014, 01:14 |
Unsteady Fan Simulation Time step
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RacMat
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Hi,
I have been running unsteady fan simulations in fluent using the sliding mesh technique. I am not sure what time step i am supposed to use. Till now i have been using dt = the time take by the fan to rotate 1 degree. How should i determine dt? Also how should i determine how many iterations per time step to use? Thanks |
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axial fan, fan, sliding mesh, time step axial fan, unsteady axial fan |
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