STARCCM实例操作教程(凤洞仿真).pptVIP

WORKSHOP: The STAR-CCM+ workflow 43 Introduces the main processes in STAR-CCM+ Car in a wind tunnel Objective: Follow through all the stages in the STAR-CCM+ workflow. Gain confidence in using the STAR-CCM+ interface. This exercise uses a simple geometry of a car in a wind tunnel. Later exercises will build on the basics learnt here. 44 Workflow for a simple car Features covered: Import .x_t geometry of surface. No surface repair required. Split surfaces to define required boundaries. Define mesh settings. Specify thickness of prism layer. Define physics settings. Incompressible, turbulent, steady. Check solver settings. Use defaults. Run simulation. Post processing is covered in next exercise! 45 Start a STAR-CCM+ simulation Launch STAR-CCM+. Start a new simulation by going to File New Simulation… Keep the default settings in the dialogue box and click on OK. 46 Import geometry File Import Import Surface Mesh and choose the surface named Workflow / wind_tunnel.x_t. Select to Create New Part, leave remaining options at their default values and click OK in the Import Surface Options dialog. 47 Import Geometry The import shows one geometry part, containing one surface. In the scene/plot panel select Geometry Scene 1 Displayers Geometry 1. In the Properties panel, turn on the Mesh display option. Geometry and scalar displayers also change by using the scene toolbar’s activate mesh button. Save the file as wind_tunnel.sim. 48 Check Surface Check the surface for errors. Go to the simulation tree. Right-click on Geometry Parts wind_tunnel Repair Surface... Click OK in the opening window. 49 Check Surface In the edit panel click on Manage Thresholds. In the new panel check that all thresholds are active, then click Apply and OK. 50 Check Surface There are no grave errors in the geometry, close the panel after checking them. The Close Proximity Faces are resolved after splitting and interface creation. Poor Quality Faces are gone after remeshing. 51 Scaling and Spl