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February 13, 2013, 12:56 |
How to start: modeling tufts in airflow
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Richard S.
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Hi fellow fluid dynamicists,
I'm a student at TU Berin. For my thesis I got the suggestion to model a tuft in the airflow of a gas turbine combustor. So one end of this tuft is fixed to a certain point and the rest of it can move freely due to the forces of the flow. Till now I only used OpenFOAM in one class to model multiphase flows, never rigid (but flexible) objects like a tuft. Which solver is best for this task? Perhaps you know some examples or OpenFOAM tutorials I could start from. I'm thankfull for all help I can get. |
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