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March 8, 2022 at 1:06 pm
redcarrot
SubscriberHi guys. I have an trouble with my project. I analyze on this domain(pic 1, 2) and i got solution correctly for 19...-14 degree angle of attack, however it starts a residual misbehave(pic 3, 4) at -15 degree. In addition, i use k-w SST model, i am sure with inlet, outlet and wall boundaries, How could i fix it? Thanks...
March 9, 2022 at 1:25 pmKarthik R
AdministratorHello:
This could be representing a transient behavior in your solution. Perhaps, the wake region is not being captured properly.
One thought I have is that since you are not modeling 0 AoA, you might want to change the orientation of your refined mesh just downstream of the airfoil so it is aligned with the wake region. I would use this refinement (as per the picture) for smaller AoAs.
Karthik
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