教程fluent海基公司培训v6111movingzones.pptxVIP

Moving Zones;Introduction;Overview of Modeling Approaches;Introduction to SRF Modeling;Illustration of SRF Model;Stationary Walls in SRF Models;N-S Equations: Rotating Reference Frames;The Velocity Triangle;Comparison of Formulations;SRF Set-up: Solver;SRF Set-up: Fluid BCs;SRF Set-up: Inlet/Outlet Boundaries;Wall BCs;Additional Features for SRF Modeling;Solution Strategies for SRF Problems;Multiple Zone Modeling;Introduction to the MRF Model;Implications of the MRF Model;MRF Set-Up;Introduction to Mixing Plane Model (MPM);MPM for Turbomachinery Problems;MPM Mixing Planes;MPM Setup;Mixing Plane Limitations;Resolving the Unsteady Interactions;Introduction to Sliding Mesh Model (SMM);Sliding Interfaces;SMM Setup;Solving SMM Problems;Moving and Deforming Meshes (MDM);Summary;Appendix;N-S Equations: Rotating Reference Frame;;Assumptions No translation ( ) Steady rotation (w = constant) about specified axis axis passes through origin of rotating frame Ignore body forces due to gravity and other effects (for the equations shown) Ignore energy sources (for the equations shown) Definitions Absolute velocity ( ) - Fluid velocity with respect to the stationary (absolute) reference frame Relative velocity ( ) - Fluid velocity with respect to the rotating reference frame 3-D compressible, laminar forms of the equations presented in the following slides (other forms are similar) ;Relative Velocity Formulation;Relative Velocity Formulation (2);Relative Velocity Formulation (3);Absolute Velocity Formulation;Absolute Velocity Formulation (2);Absolute Velocity Formulation (3);Velocity Formulation Recommendations;N-S Equations: Moving Mesh Form;;N-S Equations: Moving Mesh (1);N-S Equations: Moving Mesh (2)