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Lift force computation

    • Alberto
      Subscriber

      Dear all,

      i'm trying to simulate the 1Degree of freedom dynamics using overset mesh method and 6dof solver with k-w SST model for the fluid.

       

      What i'm wondering about is that for the 6dof (complete dynamics) and 2dof (i.e. allowing the object to translate and rotate along vertical z axis) i retrieve in the steady state the expected value of lift force (Fz).

      Why when i'm doing the 1dof simulation (i.e. only rotation along z) where i replaced the falling vertical velocity with a ramp function up to the 2dof measured falling speed, i get a lower (15% ) value of Fz ?

      This is strange cause my boundary conditions are well posed and the fluid and the solid both converges up to 10^-5 as residuals..

       

      Can someone explain me this difference? 

      many thanks in advance

    • Federico
      Ansys Employee

      You mention in 2DOF your object is translating in the same axis as your rotation. Is this correct?

      I assume you are adding the falling velocity to the same flow you had in your 2DOF problem.

      Can you show some contours of each solution?

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