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zhi October 17, 2018 23:27

Anybody tried modelling your own propeller and running with pimpleDyMFoam?
 
Hi, am trying to run my own propeller simulation. Currently i am using pimpleDyMFoam, not sure whether it is the right solver to be used. As i fail to use snappyhexmesh to mesh the propeller appropriately, started meshing in Ansys fluent and importing mesh to openfoam. However, im facing some issue with setting up the case and running the solver. Some help will be appreciated!

yambanshee October 19, 2018 04:38

Just as a slight warning; fluent can handle worse quality meshes than openfoam. Just make sure to run a 'checkMesh' and ensure at least skewness is under 4, and preferably orthogonality under 70deg.


As for your case setup; we're going to need more detail. What aspect of it are you struggling? boundary conditions? solution schemes? what reasoning do you have behind pimpleDyMFoam?

pete20r2 October 19, 2018 06:33

Which version of OF are you using? The mesh interfaces, mesh motion and schemes are handled a bit differently in different versions so it is important to know.


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