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April 20, 2020, 07:33
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Flow Direction NOT normal To Boundary critical?
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Hello,
I am simulating an aircraft foil. My fluid domain is a sphere. For the sphere I specified "pressure far field" with an inlet velocity of Mach=0.8 In order to simulate an angle of attack of the airfoil, I specified the direction vector coming from x=0.707 , y=0 , z=0,707 (45° degree). Do you think this might cause problems for the convergence since flow is not coming normal to the boundary surface? Thanks for your comments CellZone! |
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