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Seervan October 19, 2017 04:22

Parameter/Geometry sweep study in STAR-CCM+
 
Hello everyone
How can I run a sweep study in STAR-CCM+? I mean something like sweep studies in let's say, COMSOL multi physics where you can do a sweep on a certain parameter and the software automatically runs all the changes in that parameter and reports the results.

My case is: I wanna do a sweep study on different turbulence models on a certain geometry and second is that I wanna change the drift angles of a ship model while analising drag force and propeller wake. So the question is that how can I adjust the software to change the drift angle automatically and calculate for the reports; Something like what COMSOL does.

My guess is trying with Optimate.

Any help would be appreciated.

ping October 28, 2017 01:50

you should use design manager which does exactly that and is far better and is replacing optimate but i dont think you can vary turbulence models as part of such a parameter scan yet other than including a java macro in the mix

Seervan October 28, 2017 14:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by ping (Post 669486)
you should use design manager which does exactly that and is far better and is replacing optimate but i dont think you can vary turbulence models as part of such a parameter scan yet other than including a java macro in the mix

Greetings.
Tnx for the reply. Can u be more specific? Or even address some tutorials which do so?
I rather avoid using java macros as much as possible

ping October 29, 2017 02:55

there are two tutorials to teach you but it is very easy to use
Tutorials > Design Manager > Optimizing a Static Mixer
Tutorials > Design Manager > Design Sweep of a Static Mixer

Seervan October 29, 2017 11:06

Tnx a lot!
I think I know what to do now.

AndreP October 30, 2017 17:05

Quote:

Originally Posted by ping (Post 669581)
there are two tutorials to teach you but it is very easy to use
Tutorials > Design Manager > Optimizing a Static Mixer
Tutorials > Design Manager > Design Sweep of a Static Mixer

I've been through these tutorials, but I don't know if they'll fit my simulation:

Geometry: 2 Simular Cars within a tunel varying their distance
Outputs: Drag (Force), Lift (Force), Roll (Mom), Pitch (Mom), Yaw (Mom)
Variable: Distance between 2 simular bodies (cars)

Could I have some type of Outputs for a range of Distances of the 2 bodies?

ping November 1, 2017 22:06

very easy using either an exposed parameter in 3d-cad for that distance

or define a parameter in tools then use this to perform a part transform in a mesh operation prior to a unite or subtraction depending on how you have created your cad of each car


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