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    This document describes the steps to set up a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation of channel flow using commercial CFD software. It involves creating the geometry of the channel, meshing the domain, applying boundary conditions such as the inlet velocity and outlet pressure, and setting up the solver to model incompressible, isothermal flow using the k-epsilon turbulence model. The simulation will analyze channel flow at inlet velocities of 20, 40, and 60 m/s and compare the resulting static pressure contours on the mid-plane of the channel. This will help relate the phenomena of flow separation observed on missiles and aircraft to variations in static pressure.

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    This document describes the steps to set up a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation of channel flow using commercial CFD software. It involves creating the geometry of the channel, meshing the domain, applying boundary conditions such as the inlet velocity and outlet pressure, and setting up the solver to model incompressible, isothermal flow using the k-epsilon turbulence model. The simulation will analyze channel flow at inlet velocities of 20, 40, and 60 m/s and compare the resulting static pressure contours on the mid-plane of the channel. This will help relate the phenomena of flow separation observed on missiles and aircraft to variations in static pressure.

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    Course 2 Channel Flow Rev

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    This document describes the steps to set up a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulation of channel flow using commercial CFD software. It involves creating the geometry of the channel, meshing the domain, applying boundary conditions such as the inlet velocity and outlet pressure, and setting up the solver to model incompressible, isothermal flow using the k-epsilon turbulence model. The simulation will analyze channel flow at inlet velocities of 20, 40, and 60 m/s and compare the resulting static pressure contours on the mid-plane of the channel. This will help relate the phenomena of flow separation observed on missiles and aircraft to variations in static pressure.

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    Channel Flow

    AE 4010 Computational Aerodynamics


    Geometry
    Geometry
    200 mm
    2400 mm
    600 mm
    600 mm
    600 mm
    Create Point
    Point Coordinat
    Create Point
    Translate Point in Z direction
    Create Curve
    Select 2 Point
    Create Surface
    Surface Part Name
    Create Surface Part Name
    INLET
    OUTLET
    WALL
    Surcface Part Name
    RIGHT CLICK
    Rename
    Select Surface
    Create Mesh
    Create Block
    Split Block
    Select This Edge
    Select This Point
    Split Block
    Check Block After Splitting
    Split Block
    Split Block Again
    Delete Block
    Unused Block
    Delete Block
    Associate
    Associate
    Associate Face To Surface
    Select
    Appropriate Face
    Node Distribution
    50
    30
    20
    100
    30
    Node Distribution
    Linear
    The Rest Edge
    :Parabola mid
    end
    Pre-Mesh
    Convert Mesh
    RIGHT CLICK:
    Convert to
    Unstruct
    Write Input File
    Solver Setting
    Import Mesh
    Analysis Type
    C
    Domain Setting
    C
    C
    C
    C
    C
    C
    C
    Isothermal : Incompressible
    (Continuity, Momentum
    Eqn)
    101325 Pa
    K-epsilon
    Boundary Condition
    Boundary Condition
    Inlet BC :
    Subsonic
    Normal Speed : 10 m/s
    Turbulence : Medium Intensity
    Outlet BC :
    Average Static Pressure : 0 Pa
    Wall BC :
    No Slip Wall
    Solver Control
    C
    C
    Define Run
    Define Run
    Running Process
    Tugas 1 Cavity Flow
    Fenomena Cavity Flow
    http://www.marcodebiasi.net/MDresearch/MDpreviousresearch/cavityflo
    wphysics/A380.jpg
    Fenomena Cavity Flow
    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c3/B-2_spirit_bombing.jpg
    http://twittervforce.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/AVRO-VULCAN-XM655-BOMB-BAY-27-10-
    12-1.jpg
    Tugas 1 : Cavity Flow
    a
    b
    c
    d
    e
    NIM 136 AB XYZ
    a = 1500+(YZ*10) mm
    b = 200+(YZ*5) mm
    c = 400+(YZ*10) mm
    d = 2500+(YZ*10) mm
    e = 1000 mm
    f (arah z ) = 2000 mm
    Kecepatan Aliran : 20, 40, 60 m/s
    Tugas 1 : Cavity Flow
    Pertanyaan
    Tampilkan kontur tekanan statik di tengah-tengah channel (Middle XY Plane)
    untuk semua kecepatan (Pada Pilihan Plane, Colour Gunakan Range : Local atau user
    specified, Bukan Global).
    Tampilkan velocity vector di tengah-tengah channel (Middle XY Plane) untuk
    semua kecepatan
    Bandingkan tekanan statik di Middle XY Plane untuk semua kecepatan, lalu
    hubungkan dengan fenomena separasi pada missile/bompesawat.
    Kerjakan berkelompok. Pilih satu NIM anggota kelompoknya.
    Laporan Dikumpulkan 26 Feb 2014 (2 Minggu).

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