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September 25, 2014, 08:29 |
Problem with cyclicAMI and simpleFoam
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Matej Milavec
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Dear Foamers,
i am learning how to calculate rotating machines in OpenFOAM. I have a problem with the cyclic boundary condition in the rotor domain. Attached a picture that shows the cross section at the midle of the rotor domain of pressure contour with very high or low (unrealistic) values close to the cycly BC. Basically I have done the following steps. 1)The mesh I converted to OpenFoam using "Fluent3DMeshToFoam". 2)Then I defined for the cyclic boundary conditions "cyclicAMI" in the boundary file as below ... p1-rotor { type cyclicAMI; inGroups 1(cyclicAMI); matchTolerance 0.0001; transform rotational; neighbourPatch p2_rotor; rotationAxis (0 0 1); rotationCentre (0 0 0); nFaces 5871; startFace 6734366; } p2_rotor { type cyclicAMI; inGroups 1(cyclicAMI); matchTolerance 0.0001; transform rotational; neighbourPatch p1_rotor; rotationAxis (0 0 1); rotationCentre (0 0 0); nFaces 5871; startFace 6751983; }... 3) In the fvOptions the corresponding angular velocity on rotor domain. MRF1 { type MRFSource; active true; selectionMode cellZone; cellZone rotor; MRFSourceCoeffs { origin (0 0 0); axis (0 0 1); omega 77.5; } } The residuals after 4000 iterations are for pressure just below 10-e3, velocities below 10-e4 and k and omega below 10-e5. Does anyone knows why my strange results chose to the cyclicAMI boundary condition? Thanks in advance, Mat Last edited by Bluewater; September 30, 2014 at 01:06. Reason: I uploaded a .png file but something went wrong |
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cyclicami, frozen rotor, simplefoam |
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