[工学]FLUENT_12_for_presenters_complete.ppt

* Finally, in response to several long-standing customer requests, we have added two alternative mixing plane profile averaging methods – mass-averaging and mixed-out averaging – to the area-averaging method available in previous versions of FLUENT. These averaging methods are useful when performing simulations using the mixing plane, like the axial compressor shown here. * A number of LES and DES improvements are also in FLUENT 12.0. You are able to use the vortex and spectral synthesizer methods of generating fluctuating velocity components at velocity inlets with LES (available previously) and DES and pressure inlets with LES. Additionally, you are able to specify Reynolds stresses profiles at velocity inlets for the vortex method. In FLUENT 12, delayed DES improves the prediction of separation for external aerodynamics. With DES, an unsteady RANS models is applied to the boundary layer, while the LES treatment is used in the separated regions. Delayed DES pushes the region where LES is used farther away from the body, where the mesh is more likely to be uniform, improving the solution and separation modeling. This will be an option for DES-SA and DES-RKE. Several new post-processing options are also available for LES and DES including the ability to display wall-distance based Reynolds number and LES/DES Q-criterion post-processing. There are also 2 beta features that I would like to mention in the turbulence area: The SAS Turbulence Model and the ability to use of the K-Omega turbulence models (Standard and SST) for use with Eulerian multiphase. These features will remain beta in R12. More infromation is available in the FLUENT 12.0 beta feature documentation available at . Notes: Other turbulence features not shown in the slides: Dynamic SGS model for variable-density flows – external aero, jet flows, VOF with LES GUI option for selecting the SA near-wall damping Scalable wall function approach for wall function based turbulence models * In the area o