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July 31, 2015, 09:19 |
Actuator disk for ducted tidal turbine
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Thomas Hugon
Join Date: Jun 2015
Location: Orkney Island, Scotland
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Hi all,
I am pretty new to CFD, I am using Autodesk CFD and I made my first steps using Autodesk's tutorials. I'm doing this CFD work for my master thesis. Here is my problem : I want to model a ducted tidal turbine, to see how the flow behaves for different positions of the turbine in the duct. I have some power and thrust curves of a turbine. Is the actuator disk method relevant to my problem or is there a more simple method to use ? If the actuator disk is the proper method, how can I implement this into Autodesk CFD ? I can define some resistant/rotating region. Do I have to create a CAD model of a disk and assign it properties for resistant or rotating region ? Thanks a lot, Thomas |
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