Hello,
To simplify my problem, I would like to simulate a fluid domain (in a cylinder) rotates around an object wall (see figure attached). I have one domain
IN saturne I cheched my mesh. "Med" then I chose the menu "periodic boundary" I chose "periodiqc and rotation" I gave the value 360° to "corner" then (Dx = 0, Dy = 1, Dz = 0) as the fluid turns around the axis Y. stationary mode.0
my boundary conditions are:
face higher fluid: I imposed symmetry
face infénieur fluid: I placed a wall
the outer face of fluid: wall
Is this correct? because this gives me any results !!
Rotating fluid
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Re: Rotating fluid
I otiened this error using GUI, plaise do you have an idea, how can imposed the rotational periodic of a fluidl
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Problème pour 132 face(s) périodique(s). Ces faces ont pour correspondant
périodique elles-memes. Le calcul ne pourra donc pas etre poursuivi par
Code_Saturne.
-> L'axe de la rotation ne doit pas couper une face.
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Problem for 132 face (s) Journal (s). These faces are periodic matching them-selves. The calculation will therefore not be pursued by
Code_Saturne.
-> The axis of rotation must not cut a face.
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Re: Rotating fluid
Periodicity is applied to boundary faces (which then become periodic interior faces), so periodicity of 360° has no meaning or usefulness here. You could maybe use a half cylinder and use periodicity of 180°.
In the user documentation, the way periodicity is handled is explained. You should check this to avoid confusion.
In the user documentation, the way periodicity is handled is explained. You should check this to avoid confusion.
Re: Rotating fluid
Hello,
OK, thank's, I thought that this menu of "periodic boundary" is the equivalent of MRF (moving reference frame) for one instance, so no!
OK, thank's, I thought that this menu of "periodic boundary" is the equivalent of MRF (moving reference frame) for one instance, so no!