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CDA Workshop Physical & Numerical Hydraulic Modelling STAR-CCM+ Presentation CFD ENGINEERING FEA SIMULATION Mission Increase the competitiveness of companies through optimization of their product development using engineering


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CDA Workshop

Physical & Numerical Hydraulic Modelling

STAR-CCM+ Presentation

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ENGINEERING SIMULATION

CFD FEA

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Mission Increase the competitiveness of companies through optimization of their product development using engineering simulation.

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Lx Sim Services

–Engineering Simulation Outsourcing –CAE-Intensive Product Design –Training

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Softwares

  • CFD

– STAR-CCM+ – AcuSolve

  • FEA

– HyperMesh/RADIOSS – HyperCrash – DesignLife

  • MBD

– MotionSolve

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  • Optimization/DOE
  • OptiStruct
  • HyperStudy
  • Process
  • HyperForm
  • HyperXtrude
  • Moldex 3D
  • Post-Processing
  • FieldView (CFD)
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Sample Projects

  • DFBI - CFD
  • Trim and Drag Prediction on Ship Hull

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Sample Projects

  • Non-Linear FEA
  • Prediction of Plastic Deformations on Frame

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Sample Projects

  • Heat Transfer / Solar Radiation / Porous Baffle – CFD
  • Automation of Solar Air Heater CFD

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Outline

  • STAR-CCM+ Overview and Capabilities
  • Modeling and simulation procedure
  • Limitations and known problems
  • Case Study
  • Questions

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STAR-CCM+ Overview & Capabilities

  • CD-adapco is the largest privately owned CFD

company

  • STAR-CCM+ GUI is java based, code is C++

– Very flexible – Customization possible – Java macro system

  • Finite volume method

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STAR-CCM+ Overview & Capabilities

  • General purpose CFD

– Multi-Physics

  • CAD package
  • Multiple meshing

approaches

  • Included post-processing
  • Optimization

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Complete Solution from CAD to Post

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GUI Presentation

  • Tree-based

management

  • Graphical

window

  • Output
  • Properties

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Tree-Based Management

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CAD Preparation

  • 3D-CAD

– Creating or modifying geometries – Similar to any sketch based package – Somewhat limited – Exposing design variables

  • Operation History

– Boolean – Meshes – Adds repeatability

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Wrapper and Surface Repair

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Before After

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Meshers

  • Trimmed cell
  • Polyhedral

– Embedded thin

  • Tetrahedral
  • Prism
  • Thin mesher
  • Refinement

– Volume – Surfaces – Edges

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Physics

– Multiphase

  • Lagrangian
  • Eulerian
  • VOF
  • DEM

– Conjugated heat transfer – Shell modeling – Chemistry

  • Combustion
  • DARS

– Optimization solver – Adjoint solver

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– Electrochemistry – Electromagnetism – Overset meshes – Radiation – Aeroacoustics – Batteries – Casting – DFBI – FSI

  • Solid stress
  • Direct coupling
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DAM Related Models

  • VOF for multiphase
  • Cavitation
  • Particle transport and interaction DEM
  • Erosion model
  • Moving parts, rotation, translation
  • Multiple meshes approach

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Cons

  • No aeration by default or custom
  • Surface data not accessible during

calculations

  • Babysitting necessary

– Tweaking of interface solvers – Mesh dependency

  • Large mesh
  • Long transient analysis

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Case Study – Modelling Method

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Geometry Preparation

  • Create top

boundaries

  • Operations to

split in 3 regions – Inlet – Spillway – Outlet

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Meshing

  • Trimmed cells

– Known surface – Fast

  • Mesh alignment
  • Y+ between 10 and 150 targeted
  • Refinement for interface
  • Final mesh:

– Convergence not fully obtained – Constraint in time and CPUs

  • Use of relative to base size values

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Mesh - 0.52Hd - 2.7M

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  • Base size at 15m
  • Medium transition in

volume

  • Surface
  • 0.375m in inlet and
  • utlet regions
  • 0.15 m in spillway
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Mesh - 0.52Hd - 4.4 M

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  • Base size at 15m
  • Medium transition in

volume

  • Surface
  • 0.375m in inlet and
  • utlet regions
  • 0.15 m in spillway
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Physics Model

  • VOF multiphase
  • Turbulent

– All y+ treatment

  • Transient analysis
  • Use of VOF wave to

specify reservoir levels and inlets

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Initial Conditions

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Boundary Conditions

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VOFWave Pressure

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Solver Set-Up and Convergence

  • Multiple mesh approach to save computation time
  • Time step 0.01s to 0.05s

– Settings available to increase accuracy for C >1 – Stability issue

  • 5 iterations per time step
  • Presence of oscillations in solution flow rate

– Potential mesh vs timestep problem – Choice made for time constraints vs accuracy

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Case Study 1.5 X Design Head

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  • Q = 601 m3/s
  • Maximum elevation at

224.2 m

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Velocity

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Velocity

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Relative Pressure

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Relative Pressure

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Froude Number

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Turbulent Kinetic Energy Generating Air Entrainment

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Air Entrainment at Surface Only

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  • Creation of field functions to find location air

entrainment

  • Exportation of the approximate surface
  • Importation of the surface as a fluid region
  • Interpolate functions on it
  • Calculate aeration
  • Attempted transport without success
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Air Entrainment at Surface Only

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Case Study 0.52 X Design Head

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  • Q = 115 m3/s
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Velocity

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Velocity

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Relative Pressure

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Relative Pressure

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Froude Number

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Turbulent Kinetic Energy Generating Air Entrainment

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Air Entrainment at Surface Only

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Questions?

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Wrong BC??