Hello,
Can you please upload the following files so that I can download and take a look at them:
- xml file
- volume mesh file
- any user routines that you are using
Can you also upload some images of the geometry as well as the pump operating conditions (rotational speed, mass flow rate,...).
Best regards,
Brian Angel.
turbomachinery in CS_3.2
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Re: turbomachinery in CS_3.2
Hello Spread file format IGS.Rotor and stator. velocity at the inlet to the rotor of 20 m/s output pressure 1 atmosphere. working body water.3000 rpm.If you please do a simple calculation example
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Re: turbomachinery in CS_3.2
also I put the med files
and hdf executed in Salome 7.3.
The grid is created
The geometry is broken into groups. entrance to a rotor rotor escaping, entrance to a casing and casing escaping. and also rotor and casing stacks.
and hdf executed in Salome 7.3.
The grid is created
The geometry is broken into groups. entrance to a rotor rotor escaping, entrance to a casing and casing escaping. and also rotor and casing stacks.
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Re: turbomachinery in CS_3.2
the hdf and med files of a rotor have large volume. I can personally report by e-mail.
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Re: turbomachinery in CS_3.2
Hello,
If you use "dump study" in SALOME to export a Python script, you can simply post that script, which will be small. It's an auto-generated script, so a bit ugly and not very maintainable, but it will only be a few Kbytes, instead of Mbytes. It is not guaranteed to work, as SALOME sometimes has minor bugs with this, but it may be worth trying first.
I won't have time to check this before a few days, but other on this forum are welcome to do so (especially others who are also using the rotor-stator joining).
Did you look at the recent posts and threads on this forum from other users working with Rotor/Stator aspects ? As the documentation is still quite limited, reading those questions and answers may help you avoid pitfalls and save you quite of bit of time (and there are only a few threads, so it's quite a short read).
Best regards,
Yvan
If you use "dump study" in SALOME to export a Python script, you can simply post that script, which will be small. It's an auto-generated script, so a bit ugly and not very maintainable, but it will only be a few Kbytes, instead of Mbytes. It is not guaranteed to work, as SALOME sometimes has minor bugs with this, but it may be worth trying first.
I won't have time to check this before a few days, but other on this forum are welcome to do so (especially others who are also using the rotor-stator joining).
Did you look at the recent posts and threads on this forum from other users working with Rotor/Stator aspects ? As the documentation is still quite limited, reading those questions and answers may help you avoid pitfalls and save you quite of bit of time (and there are only a few threads, so it's quite a short read).
Best regards,
Yvan
Re: turbomachinery in CS_3.2
Good afternoon.
Yes I read others the message on it to the form, but didn't find the solution of the problem. How to set rotor rotation in GUI. and in documentation there isn't enough information on the job of a step of integration for each specific objective, and also to solver settings in relation to different tasks. On it it would be healthy if the masters of CODESaturne considered as an example simple as an example.
Yes I read others the message on it to the form, but didn't find the solution of the problem. How to set rotor rotation in GUI. and in documentation there isn't enough information on the job of a step of integration for each specific objective, and also to solver settings in relation to different tasks. On it it would be healthy if the masters of CODESaturne considered as an example simple as an example.
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Re: turbomachinery in CS_3.2
Hello,
Here are a few points :
Remember that Code_Saturne version 3.2 (and upcoming version 3.3) is an intermediate "feature" version, and not a "long term support", "major" version, so the documentation; especially the tutorials, might be less up to date. Next major version will be 4.0, in Q1 2015.
Regards,
Yvan Fournier
Here are a few points :
The turbomachinery functionality is not yet available throught the GUI. You need to copy SRC/REFERENCE/cs_turbomachinery.c to SRC/ in a given case's setup, and adapt it. The comments you'll fid on the fourm refer mainly to this.How to set rotor rotation in GUI.
The reference documentation won't help you here, but tutorials should. Unfortunately, a turbomachinery tutorial is not yet ready, but planned...and in documentation there isn't enough information on the job of a step of integration for each specific objective
Ideally, you should not have to modify solver settings. Just following the best practice guidelines on this web site (http://code-saturne.org/cms/documentation/BPG) should be enough.and also to solver settings in relation to different tasks.
Here again, a tutorial will help.On it it would be healthy if the masters of CODESaturne considered as an example simple as an example.
Remember that Code_Saturne version 3.2 (and upcoming version 3.3) is an intermediate "feature" version, and not a "long term support", "major" version, so the documentation; especially the tutorials, might be less up to date. Next major version will be 4.0, in Q1 2015.
Regards,
Yvan Fournier