Axisymmetric RANS-Blade element theory!

CFD-Lover · January 22, 2017, 00:09

Hi All,

I have been searching online about the Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes coupled with blade element theory in the simpleFoam solver, specifically a paper where the simulation was done as a 2-D axisymmetric. I am trying to add a volume source term to the Navier Stokes and then coupled with blade element theory to simulate the flow over a horizontal axis wind turbines. However, I have searched online to find a paper about the same subject but no luck so far. Has anyone read or written similar code could provide some help

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Many thanks in advance,

Krao · June 3, 2019, 04:29

Hi CFD-Lover,

did you manage to find the solution for the above mentioned problem. It would be very nice if you can share the key findings.

Thank you

January 22, 2017, 00:09	Axisymmetric RANS-Blade element theory!	#1
CFD-Lover Member OpenFoam Join Date: Jun 2016 Posts: 82 Rep Power: 11	Hi All, I have been searching online about the Reynolds Averaged Navier Stokes coupled with blade element theory in the simpleFoam solver, specifically a paper where the simulation was done as a 2-D axisymmetric. I am trying to add a volume source term to the Navier Stokes and then coupled with blade element theory to simulate the flow over a horizontal axis wind turbines. However, I have searched online to find a paper about the same subject but no luck so far. Has anyone read or written similar code could provide some help ! Many thanks in advance,

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Krao Senior Member Kmeti Rao Join Date: May 2019 Posts: 145 Rep Power: 9	Hi CFD-Lover, did you manage to find the solution for the above mentioned problem. It would be very nice if you can share the key findings. Thank you