What do the values here mean? Could you help me

- February 3, 2022 at 11:32 pm
  
  cuma
  Subscriber
- February 4, 2022 at 2:02 pm
  
  RK
  Ansys Employee
  
  Hello,
  Can you please give us more information on what you want to know from this figure? Thanks.
- February 4, 2022 at 4:10 pm
  
  cuma
  Subscriber
  
  Why should I choose ang/thk or prs/sct when choosing mode? Suppose I chose prs/sct. Under the layers, how should I choose the p/s ratio and the out ?
  on the other hand, Will I find trailing edge radius and leading edge radius by trial and error?
- February 4, 2022 at 9:33 pm
  
  rfblumen
  Ansys Employee
  
  The mode "ang/thk" refers to Angle/Thickness. The blade shape in the developed view at a given span layer can be specified using mean camberline defined by beta as a function of normalized meridional coordinate (m') and the normal blade thickness applied to the mean camberline. This is the default mode for most applications and is supported by BladeEditor.
  The other mode, "prs/sct" stands for Pressure-side/Suction-side. In this mode, the pressure side of the blade can be defined independently from the suction side based on m'-Theta coordinates. The prs/sct mode is not compatible with BladeEditor (although it is compatible with TurboGrid). One can switch from prs/sct to ang/thk by selecting under Model->Mode. There's not any great advantage to working with prs/sct over ang/thk as the same blade shape can be achieved in either mode. This mode is available as a legacy feature that was available in BladeGen prior to the introduction of BladeEditor.
  If you go to the information table for the layer (or all layers), the LE/TE thickness values are listed under Bezier Parameters. The leading/trailing edge radius for a circular ellipse would be 1/2 those values.
- February 6, 2022 at 7:50 pm
  
  cuma
  Subscriber
  
  at this photo, I wrote the meaning of some spaces on the box but I'm not sure about the correctness and I put (?) I don't know what the value in the box means. Can you tell me what the values ÔÇïÔÇïin the boxes mean?
  Thank you for your attention. I wish you good work and good health.

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