GE Flow Simulator培训材料 - 模型构建步骤.pptx

Flow Simulator TrainingModel Construction StepsModel construction stepsPlanningLoading Image/GeometryDefining Boundary ConditionsChoosing ElementsChecking ModelRunning ModelReview ResultsPlanningThe first step of any successful endeavor is to create a solid plan.Modelling a flow and/or thermal network is no exception.While there are many tools which can help in planning, a classic and practical way would be to start with a simple drawing or sketch. Example sketch below.Loading image/geometryFlow Simulator allows the user to import geometry information in the iges form, as well as any image file. This will help visualize the engineering problem in greater detail.File ? Load IGES FileRight click background ? Insert imageLoading image/geometryAnother important feature for better 3D model building experience in Flow Simulator GUI is mapping of elements chambers to iges Vertices. Flow simulator allows you to access all the vertices of IGES, user can press SHIFT button while placing the elements/chambers in GUI to highlight the iges vertices as shown below.Defining boundary conditions and choosing elementsDefine and locate boundaries of the modelModel extent depends on the goal for the model and the location of known information.Place boundaries where the pressure and temperature (or flowrate and temperature) are known.Example: In a gas turbine engine systems model the gaspath Pressure and Temperature are usually known and good places for boundaries.Define and locate flow restrictions (or pumps, fans, etc..)Type of element depends on geometry of the restriction (orifice, tube, valve, seal …)Locations of restrictions also determines where internal chambers will go.Rotor stator models also require planning of cavities and vortexes. Check modelBefore running the model, Flow Simulator allows the user to check for typical errors via a single buttonClick with left mouse button to go to problem.orRunning modelAnalysis TypeFlow Simulator allows the user to run the model in vario