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ANSYS CFX: Modeling Multi-Row Influence on a Stator using Frozen Gust Analysis – Part I

Tagged: ansys-cfx, Boundary Condition Profiles, fourier transformation, Frozen Gust, Hannover Turbine, Inlet disturbance, TBR
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:45 am
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      This video demonstrates how to export Boundary Condition profiles from the results file of a steady state simulation in preparation for a frozen gust analysis using CFD-post. The profiles are then imported, expanded and initialized in the FT-TBR setup in CFX-pre. ANSYS CFX computational fluid dynamics software delivers fast, reliable and accurate CFD simulations. CFX is the leading turbomachinery simulation solution.

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