Dynamic Mesh Training Package, ANSYS Fluent, Part 1, 10 Projects
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Dynamic Mesh ANSYS Fluent Training Package Part 1 is prepared for BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, and ADVANCED users of ANSYS Fluent software interested in the Dynamic Mesh module, including 10 practical CFD Simulation exercises.
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Dynamic Mesh ANSYS Fluent CFD Simulation Training Package, 10 Practical Exercises, Part 1
Dynamic Mesh ANSYS Fluent Training Package part 1 is prepared for BEGINNER, INTERMEDIATE, and ADVANCED users of ANSYS Fluent software interested in the Dynamic Mesh module, including 10 practical CFD Simulation exercises. You will learn and obtain comprehensive training on how to simulate projects. The achieved knowledge will enable you to choose the most appropriate modeling approaches and methods for applications and CFD simulations.
Watery applications
In project number 1, the moving of a cubic Robot in water is simulated. The water enters the inlet boundary with a velocity of 1.5m/s, while the robot moves towards this boundary with a velocity of 3m/s. The dynamic mesh model is activated, enabling smoothing and remeshing options. It should also be mentioned that the robot’s motion is applied to it via a PROFILE.
Project number 2 simulates a spherical ball’s behavior in water using the Dynamic Mesh & FSI method. A computational area is designed as a horizontal tube filled with water flow, So a solid or spherical object in the shape of a ball is immersed in it. In such models, there is a need for instantaneous and time-dependent change in modeling the model based on the type of displacement at the adjacent mesh boundaries. In determining dynamic mesh methods, smoothing and remeshing methods have been used.
Project number 3 simulates the movement of a submarine robot inside a canal containing water flow. The dynamic mesh method has been used to simulate the horizontal movement of this robot inside the channel. In this simulation, a two-dimensional channel is designed to flow at a speed of 1.5 m.s-1. Simultaneously, the robot inside the canal moves horizontally in the water flow path at a speed of 3 m.s-1 to define the instantaneous change of meshing.
In project number 4, Two cubes fall into the liquid. In general, studying objects’ motion in liquids is essential. The cubes’ fall due to gravity’s acceleration helps us understand the sloshing phenomenon. Sloshing occurs when a partially filled reservoir with fluid is subjected to permanent or transient external forces. The liquid’s free surface moves hits the tank walls, and exchanges forces with its wall. These forces may cause problems such as malfunctions in spacecraft.
Project number 5 simulates the fin rotational motion in a two-phase flow field under the influence of the generated oscillatory wave flow. The VOF model defines the two-phase flow used in the problem and consists of two phases. Due to the problem requiring displacement at the model boundaries, a dynamic mesh technique was used to define the fluid flow. Also, the UDF (user-defined function) defines the reciprocating motion of the scaffold wall that causes the waveform within the domain.
Project number 6 simulates the motion of a floating vessel in the water by the dynamic mesh method. In this simulation, a computational domain of water with a specific height level is designed with a floating vessel on the water’s surface. Six degrees of freedom (6-DOF) have also been used to define the type of dynamic mesh behavior; This means that the model can move and relocate in six degrees. The vessel is defined as a floating object on the water surface; the VOF multiphase flow model should be used; So that air is defined in the upper part of the computational domain and water in the lower part.
In the last watery problem, project number 7 simulates the motion of a submarine in the water. In this simulation, a computational domain, including air and water with a certain water level, is designed. Since the submarine has only One degree of freedom (1-DOF) and can only rotate around its central axis (x-axis), and in other degrees, it is constrained and has no transient or rotational motion, we use a UDF for defining this type of movement, considering a degree of freedom. Since the submarine is moving within a computational domain with two water and air phases, the VOF multiphase flow model must be used.
Aerial application
In project number 8, a golf ball movement with an aerodynamic point of view has been studied. The force applied to the ball is equal to 200 N. The golf ball displacement due to the impact has been studied in terms of time.
Project number 9 simulates the water flow around a vertical-axis water turbine (VAWT) submerged using the dynamic mesh method. The water turbine is from vertical axis turbines and is of the Darrieus type. The axis of the turbine is perpendicular to the direction of water flow. The Dynamic Mesh model defines the instantaneous change of meshing around the rotating turbine blades. To define the type of motion of a rigid body, a rotational motion with one degree of freedom (1-DOF) should be specified; Thus, the mass of the blades was considered equal to 1 kg, and the moment of inertia of the blades was considered equal to 3.09 kg.m2. Due to the main nature of the model based on the use of dynamic mesh, the simulation process should be defined as transient (unsteady).
Finally, the last project (number 10) simulates the airflow around an airfoil using the Fluid Solid Interaction (FSI) method. Because this airfoil is moving at a considerable speed, the airflow collides with its body and exerts a force on it. As a result, we can say that a two-way confrontation occurs between the fluid and the solid.
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Dr. Cleveland Considine Sr. –
I’m kinda new to this whole dynamic mesh simulations thing. Is this package easy to use?
MR CFD Support –
No worries at all! This package is super user-friendly. It’s got a step-by-step guide and practical exercises to help you get the hang of dynamic mesh simulations.
Kurt Bernier –
So, does this thing cover all the ins and outs of dynamic mesh modeling?
MR CFD Support –
Oh, absolutely! This package is like your one-stop shop for dynamic mesh modeling. It’s got 10 practical exercises that cover pretty much everything you need to know about dynamic mesh simulations.
Ozella Breitenberg –
This training package seems thorough! It includes a range of projects from basic to advanced levels, covering various applications. I can’t wait to apply these dynamic mesh concepts to my own work!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for the positive feedback! We’re glad to hear that you find our Dynamic Mesh Training Package diverse and useful. It’s great that you’re enthusiastic about applying these techniques to your projects. If you need further assistance or have any questions along the way, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. Happy simulating!
Dr. Tanya Carter –
I’ve just completed the Dynamic Mesh Training Package and it really clarified the concept for me. Those practical exercises specifically the one with the submarine movement was on point! The combination of UDFs with the dynamic mesh to mimic the submarine’s motion was illuminating. Thanks for the great learning experience!
MR CFD Support –
We’re thrilled to hear that our Dynamic Mesh Training Package helped streamline your understanding of dynamic mesh behavior, Fluence_Developmentistry_admin! It’s great to know you found the submarine example valuable. We’re dedicated to providing practical, hands-on learning experiences and are glad we could contribute to your growth in CFD. If you have further insights or need assistance in your learning journey, remember we’re here for you. Happy simulating!
Prof. Scotty Heidenreich DDS –
This training package seems like an in-depth exploration of Dynamic Mesh. Does it include guidance on how to set up boundary conditions and material properties for different types of motion (translational, rotational, etc.)?
MR CFD Support –
Yes, the Dynamic Mesh ANSYS Fluent Training Package includes detailed guidance on setting up boundary conditions and material properties for various motions. Each project is designed to teach you the correct approach to define and simulate different types of movements, whether translational, rotational, or even multiple degrees of freedom.
Hilario Mayert –
How does this package stack up against other dynamic mesh simulation packages out there?
MR CFD Support –
Our package is a real standout thanks to its user-friendly interface, accuracy, and the in-depth training materials we provide, including 10 practical exercises.
Dr. Trent Harris –
I found the Dynamic Mesh Training Package incredibly comprehensive. The variety of projects, from aquatic to aerial applications, equipped me with a much stronger grasp on dynamic mesh technology in ANSYS Fluent. Each example was insightful and I can now approach my projects with confidence, knowing how to navigate challenges like mesh distortion and remeshing. Excellent material for anyone looking to enhance their CFD skills!
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your positive review! We are thrilled to hear that our Dynamic Mesh Training Package has been so helpful to you. Our goal is always to provide comprehensive and realistic CFD training that empowers users to confidently approach their simulations. If you ever have any more feedback or need further assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Prof. Lenna Adams Sr. –
I’m truly impressed by the variety of projects included in the Dynamic Mesh ANSYS Fluent Training Package! It seems well thought-out and comprehensive, catering to different levels of proficiency. Would you say this package is suitable for someone completely new to ANSYS Fluent, or is some prior knowledge required?
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your compliments! This Dynamic Mesh Training Package is thoughtfully prepared to accommodate all skill levels, from beginners to advanced users. While some basic understanding of CFD might be helpful, each project is designed to guide users through the simulation processes step by step, ensuring that even those new to ANSYS Fluent can effectively learn and apply Dynamic Mesh techniques to different scenarios.
Emerson Lueilwitz DDS –
Can this package handle complex shapes in dynamic mesh simulations?
MR CFD Support –
You bet! Our package is packed with powerful algorithms that can handle all sorts of complex shapes, making sure your dynamic mesh simulations are spot on.
Heather Gaylord –
Love how comprehensive the Dynamic Mesh Training Package is! Each project builds on the previous one, expanding on complexities and introducing new challenges. The detailed walkthroughs and units not only teach, but ensure a deep understanding of dynamic mesh and FSI methods, making difficult concepts approachable for anyone keen on mastering CFD using ANSYS Fluent.
MR CFD Support –
Thank you for your enthusiastic review! We’re thrilled to hear that our Dynamic Mesh Training Package has provided you with a robust and understandable approach to mastering computational fluid dynamics within ANSYS Fluent. It’s our goal to offer resources that cater to both beginners and advanced users to enhance their learning experience. We deeply appreciate your feedback!