Ansys_12.0_CFX_官方教程__17 Turbo Pre and Post.pptVIP

Appendix BTurbo Pre and Post;Turbo Pre;Turbo mode in ANSYS CFX-Pre is a specialist mode allowing users to set up turbo machinery simulations, such as compressors or turbines, in a simple manner. ;CFX-Pre Turbo Mode;Basic Settings setup axis of rotation and coordinate frame;Component Definition Import meshes (right-click) Define rotating or stationary Define rotational speed Define number of passages Define tip clearance if applicable For multiple stages, use right click to: Change component order Automatically align components ;Physics Definition Fluid properties Steady State vs. Transient Model Data Energy and Turbulence Models Boundary Templates: Pt inlet - Ps outlet Pt inlet - mass flow outlet Mass flow inlet – Ps outlet Interface Type: Stage, Frozen Rotor, Transient Rotor Stator Solver parameters Advection Scheme Time Scale/Step controls;Interface Definition Domain interfaces automatically generated! Setup/check all Domain Interfaces Frozen rotor Transient rotor stator Stage Periodic None Right-click to add or delete interfaces;Boundary Definition Boundary regions and conditions automatically setup! Define/check boundary conditions Right-click to add or remove boundary conditions;Final Operations Options: Enter General Mode to make further operations Ex. Create monitor points Ex. Setup a multi-configuration run Write .def file and start the solver Option to quit CFX Pre ;Summary – six steps to setup a turbomachinery simulation: Basic Settings Component Definition Physics Definition Interface Definition Boundary Definition Final Operation Advantages: Rapid setup for turbomachinery simulations Automatic creation of domain interfaces and boundary definitions ;After the case has been set up in Turbo Mode, the following modifications can be made in general mode: Component mesh or case reload One to One connections for periodic and stationary domain connections can be specified directly Domain interface intersection control Creation of monitor points and/or sour