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May 13, 2013, 09:16 |
How to run a wind turbine blade simulation
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Hi,
First of all, thanks for the great work done on SU2. I'm very happy to have a free solver that runs on windows and doesn't need any complicated compilation with gnu tools (this means I'm running the executables without having compiling capabilities). I would like to run a Navier-Stokes simulation on a wind turbine blade in a sector of 120° (three bladed turbine). Supposing I have a valid grid... 1. How do I set the blade to move (rotate) in absolute coordinates? (to get a moving wall, without moving the whole flow field) I also read something about SU2_PBC in other posts, it seems to be a preprocessor for grids with periodicity. 2. Is that right? Thanks, Gerrit |
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