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Forum: OpenFOAM Post-Processing August 26, 2013, 13:25
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Posted By Boloar
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/openfoam/120694-2...

http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/openfoam/120694-2d-vawt-simulation-rpm-ramp-function.html#post443533
You input the rotation speed omega (radians/sec) in dynamicMeshDict in a table format as shown,...
Forum: OpenFOAM Post-Processing August 26, 2013, 02:03
Replies: 10
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Posted By Boloar
Excellent, thanks. I'll have to hack at that...

Excellent, thanks. I'll have to hack at that python code a bit as I changed the format of the forces output directly at the source, but this'll really help. For example, I got rid of the porous...
Forum: OpenFOAM Post-Processing August 22, 2013, 03:06
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Posted By Boloar
Well, dang. :D

Well, dang. :D
Forum: OpenFOAM Post-Processing August 22, 2013, 02:35
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Posted By Boloar
Ah, hahah :D That makes sense lol. So you...

Ah, hahah :D That makes sense lol.

So you said multiplying with rpm will give the power? Is it that simple or is there any equation(s) I might want to consider? E.g. should it be rpm or rads/sec...
Forum: OpenFOAM Post-Processing August 22, 2013, 01:14
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Posted By Boloar
I've got the forces output but I'm rather unsure...

I've got the forces output but I'm rather unsure how to interpret it into torque/power absorbed.
I manually converted the forces output into a CSV file and calculated the magnitudes with a...
Forum: OpenFOAM Post-Processing August 13, 2013, 06:32
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Posted By Boloar
Question for engineers experienced with VAWTs and airflow

Hi all.

Thanks to this forum, I was successful in designing a 2D wind tunnel for simulating vertical-axis wind turbines, with incompressible pimpleDyMFoam.

My question is, as a newbie to...
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