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  • in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2643
    balzar29
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    PS: how can i prevent the backflow when the perturbation arrives to the outlet?

    Sorry for my insistence.

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2642
    balzar29
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    *i’ve set walls on top and bottom with Poiseuille inlet not periodic boundery

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2641
    balzar29
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    Hi robin,

    i’m back on this post.
    I found out some instability problems. I’vs set Smagorinsky model to investigate high Reynolds number, then the boundery condition are set as inlet velocity (left one), pressure outlet (right one) and periodic (top and bottom). If i delate the Poiseuille inlet profile, the problem crash at the top and bottom left corner where periodic boundery meets the inlet. Leaving the Poiseuille gives more stability, but after a certain time the instability strikes out and i really don’t know how to solve this.
    I’ve set latticeL=x and Delta_T=x^2 to avoid the compressibility problem. What i don’t understand is why latticeU is defined in the guide like delta_t/delta_x (page 26). I know that delta parameters are adimensional, but velocity is space frac time not time frac space. Anyway like delta_x=latticeL/charL, maby also delta_u=latticeU/charU then if charU=1 the result become delta_u=latticeU, but the problem is still that delta_u=delta_t/delta_x (time/space) and not delta_x/delta_t (space/time).

    Just using the guide, if i want delta_t=delta_x^2 it should be latticeU=latticeL because latticeL=delta_x=x, latticeU=delta_u=delta_t/delta_x, but delta_t=delta_x^2=x^2 so delta_u=x^2/x –> delta_u=x that is latticeU=x.

    Am I doing something wrong?

    Thanks for help!

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2575
    balzar29
    Member

    Hi,
    I’ve set the periodicity boundery layer on top and bottom, than the Poiseuille velocity profile in inlet is removed, but i still have stability problems at high reynolds number (2e6) and also at small reynolds number with a symmetric profile with no angle of attack (it should have only little drag and no lift) at a certain time the profile creates lift and on the top of it separation appears as if there is an angle of attack.

    You know why the program runs this way? Thank you.

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2567
    balzar29
    Member

    Last questions.
    I’ve removed the Poiseuille inflow profile. I need to set periodic boundery condition on top and bottom and a constant inlet velocity and a gauge pressure in outlet. How can i have control on these parameters?
    Now with the defined boundery condition when i increase Reynolds number over 200 the solution problem diverge…i can’t find where to change velocity, density and pressure.

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2564
    balzar29
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    PS: this is for non symmetrical airfoil, for the symmetrical ones it’s easiest but the boundery condition problem remains.

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2563
    balzar29
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    Hi robin,

    thanks to your help now i can change shape in 2d cylinder example. This is the result for thin wing with no aerodynamic trailing or leading edge, just the shape!

    vwxwz5.png

    in6c5c.png

    Now my problems are in the boundery conditions. When i start the computation it gives me these errors after defining start parameters:

    Code:
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (0,29) ~ (1.04833,0.751667), in direction 8
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (1,29) ~ (1.05,0.751667), in direction 1
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (1,33) ~ (1.05,0.758333), in direction 3
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (0,33) ~ (1.04833,0.758333), in direction 4
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (0,29) ~ (1.04833,0.751667), in direction 7
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (1,29) ~ (1.05,0.751667), in direction 8
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (2,29) ~ (1.05167,0.751667), in direction 1
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (0,33) ~ (1.04833,0.758333), in direction 5
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (2,33) ~ (1.05167,0.758333), in direction 3
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (1,33) ~ (1.05,0.758333), in direction 4
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (1,29) ~ (1.05,0.751667), in direction 7
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (2,29) ~ (1.05167,0.751667), in direction 8
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (3,29) ~ (1.05333,0.751667), in direction 1
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (1,33) ~ (1.05,0.758333), in direction 5
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (3,33) ~ (1.05333,0.758333), in direction 3
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (2,33) ~ (1.05167,0.758333), in direction 4
    [BlockGeometryStatistics2D:6] updated
    [sOffLatticeBoundaryCondition2D:6] Cuboid globiC 6 finished reading distances for ZeroVelocity Boundary.
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (2,29) ~ (1.05167,0.751667), in direction 7
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (3,29) ~ (1.05333,0.751667), in direction 8
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (4,29) ~ (1.055,0.751667), in direction 1
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:3] ERROR: no boundary found at (2,33) ~ (1.05167,0.758333), in direction 5
    [BlockGeometryStatistics2D:2] updated
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (240,427) ~ (1.44833,0.708333), in direction 6
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (240,426) ~ (1.44833,0.706667), in direction 7
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (241,426) ~ (1.45,0.706667), in direction 8
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (242,426) ~ (1.45167,0.706667), in direction 1
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (241,426) ~ (1.45,0.706667), in direction 7
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (242,426) ~ (1.45167,0.706667), in direction 8
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (243,426) ~ (1.45333,0.706667), in direction 1
    [BoundaryConditionInstantiator2D:2] ERROR: no boundary found at (242,426) ~ (1.45167,0.706667), in direction 7

    and so on, then the computation starts and gives results.

    Have you some ideas? Thank!

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2560
    balzar29
    Member

    I’m sorry, but my c++ is very poor. I don’t understand where to change the function. I think that i’ve found the place where insert the airfoil equation, but if someone can halp me it would be better and faster. I need just some c++ explanation of this code in the file “indicatorF2D.hh”

    Code:
    template <typename S>
    IndicatorCircle2D<S>::IndicatorCircle2D(Vector<S,2> center, S radius)
    : _center(center),
    _radius2(radius*radius)
    {
    this->_myMin = _center – radius;
    this->_myMax = _center + radius;
    }

    // returns true if x is inside the circle
    template <typename S>
    bool IndicatorCircle2D<S>::operator()(bool output[], const S input[])
    {
    output[0] = ( std::pow(_center[0] – input[0],2) + std::pow(_center[1] – input[1], 2) <= _radius2 );
    return output[0];
    }

    template <typename S>
    bool IndicatorCircle2D<S>::distance(S& distance, const Vector<S,2>& origin, const Vector<S,2>& direction, int iC)
    {
    S a = direction[0]*direction[0] + direction[1]*direction[1];

    // returns 0 if point is at the boundary of the sphere
    if ( a == _radius2 ) {
    distance = S(0);
    return true;
    }
    // norm of direction
    a = sqrt(a);

    S b = 2.*((origin[0] – _center[0])*direction[0] +
    (origin[1] – _center[1])*direction[1])/a;
    S c = -_radius2 + (origin[0] – _center[0])*(origin[0] – _center[0])
    + (origin[1] – _center[1])*(origin[1] – _center[1]);

    // discriminant
    S d = b*b – 4.*c;
    if (d < 0) {
    return false;
    }

    S x1 = (- b + sqrt(d)) *0.5;
    S x2 = (- b – sqrt(d)) *0.5;

    // case if origin is inside the sphere
    if ((x1<0.) || (x2<0.)) {
    if (x1>0.) {
    distance = x1;
    return true;
    }
    if (x2>0.) {
    distance = x2;
    return true;
    }
    }
    // case if origin is ouside the sphere
    else {
    distance = std::min(x1,x2);
    return true;
    }

    return false;
    }

    template <typename S>
    bool IndicatorCircle2D<S>::normal(Vector<S,2>& normal, const Vector<S,2>& origin, const Vector<S,2>& direction, int iC)
    {
    S dist;
    if (!(distance(dist, origin, direction, iC)) ) {
    return false;
    }

    Vector<S,2> intresection(origin + dist*direction);

    normal = intresection – _center;

    return true;
    }

    Thanks!!

    in reply to: airfoil in OpenLB #2559
    balzar29
    Member

    i’ll try! If i’ll be able to make it work i’ll post something!
    Thanks for the help!

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