Ansys_12.0_CFX_官方教程__6.pptVIP

Review and Tips 6-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. April 28, 2009 Inventory #002598 Training Manual 6-* ANSYS, Inc. Proprietary ? 2009 ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved. April 28, 2009 Inventory #002598 Chapter 6Day 1 Review and Tips Introduction to CFX  Before You Start CFX Define your modeling goals Identify the computational domain Simplify if possible Think about where boundary conditions can be set Avoid placing boundaries in potential recirculation areas when possible Create / Import the Geometry Consider meshing requirements when creating the geometry Do not include unnecessary detail Create a suitable mesh Resolve expected gradients in the solution variables Check mesh quality metrics Working with Workbench Save your Project to set the working directory Create the workflow by dragging and dropping Analysis and Component Systems onto the Project Schematic Systems can share or transfer data by dropping onto an appropriate cell Configure Tools Options to suit your needs E.g. Enable Named Selectionsand blank the Filter to alwayspass Named Selections fromthe Geometry to the Mesh Domains Domains define a region of consistent materials and physical models Use different domains for: Different reference frames, e.g. rotating, stationary Different domain types – fluid, solid, porous Different materials, e.g. oil, copper and water Fluid domains that are connected should use consistent physics All regions that have the same physics can be grouped into a single domain Regions do not have to be connected Mesh does not have to be continuous The Reference Pressure should be set to the operating pressure of the device Boundary Conditions It is important to consider the accuracy of the boundary conditions E.g. a uniform velocity profile is usually not realistic, but can be used if placed a suitable distance upstream Avoid setting boundary conditions in recirculation zones if possible Use well posed boundary conditions Mass F