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Blade discretization issue
Quote from robytian on 8. July 2023, 10:07Hi David
The blade data on the blade design page is used to model the blade. The aerodynamic discretization of the fan definition interface here is discretization processing of the blade.
I want to know if the blade data is 40 panels and I set 20 panels here, where can I obtain the position distribution of the obtained 20 panels?
In addition, I would like to ask how linear discretization and cosine discretization will affect the results?
And is the calculation more accurate with more panels? thank you
BR,
Roby
Hi David
The blade data on the blade design page is used to model the blade. The aerodynamic discretization of the fan definition interface here is discretization processing of the blade.
I want to know if the blade data is 40 panels and I set 20 panels here, where can I obtain the position distribution of the obtained 20 panels?
In addition, I would like to ask how linear discretization and cosine discretization will affect the results?
And is the calculation more accurate with more panels? thank you
BR,
Roby
Quote from robytian on 11. July 2023, 02:54Hi David
I would also like to ask you another question about the blade design interface, which can export the 3D blade file in stl format, and we can draw it into a complete rotor in the modeling software. Does the default exported blade’s Angle of attack correspond to the rated operating Angle of attack?
BR,
Roby
Hi David
I would also like to ask you another question about the blade design interface, which can export the 3D blade file in stl format, and we can draw it into a complete rotor in the modeling software. Does the default exported blade’s Angle of attack correspond to the rated operating Angle of attack?
BR,
Roby
Quote from David on 11. July 2023, 10:57Hi Roby,
the blade is exported in the same coordinate system in which it is shown in the blade design module.
Typically, the blade is designed with a fixed pitch angle of zero degrees…
BR,
David
Hi Roby,
the blade is exported in the same coordinate system in which it is shown in the blade design module.
Typically, the blade is designed with a fixed pitch angle of zero degrees…
BR,
David
Quote from robytian on 12. July 2023, 03:12Hi David
Thank you for your answer. I mean if I divide the aerodynamic discrete linear or cosine into X segments, where can I get the segment data for X segments?
BR,
Roby
Hi David
Thank you for your answer. I mean if I divide the aerodynamic discrete linear or cosine into X segments, where can I get the segment data for X segments?
BR,
Roby
Quote from David on 12. July 2023, 10:18Hi Roby,
in the Aerodynamic Blade Graph you can plot aerodyamic panel quantities, such as AoA, Lift, Drag, etc. over the radial positions of the aerodynamic panel centers.
BR,
David
Hi Roby,
in the Aerodynamic Blade Graph you can plot aerodyamic panel quantities, such as AoA, Lift, Drag, etc. over the radial positions of the aerodynamic panel centers.
BR,
David
Quote from robytian on 13. September 2023, 08:38Hi David
I would like to ask, the center of the first cylinder is the control point of the first panel, then the control point of the second panel is placed on the quarter chord length of the airfoil?
Is the twist Angle rotation from the second panel always a quarter string length, instead of a Z-axis twist?
What if I calculate the X-coordinate of the second airfoil and it’s no longer zero?It’s right?
BR,
Roby
Hi David
I would like to ask, the center of the first cylinder is the control point of the first panel, then the control point of the second panel is placed on the quarter chord length of the airfoil?
Is the twist Angle rotation from the second panel always a quarter string length, instead of a Z-axis twist?
What if I calculate the X-coordinate of the second airfoil and it’s no longer zero?It’s right?
BR,
Roby
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Quote from robytian on 13. September 2023, 08:54Hi David
Are the leading edges parallel to the Z axis?
And why are the first two columns not the same Angle of attack? They also have different twist angles.
Hi David
Are the leading edges parallel to the Z axis?
And why are the first two columns not the same Angle of attack? They also have different twist angles.
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Quote from David on 13. September 2023, 11:31Hi Roby,
the twist rotation is always performed around the local pitch axis.
The control points are located at the quarter chord position along the mid-line of the panel.
Regarding the leading edges are not necessarily paraleel to the z-axis, but their orientation depends on the chordlength and IP and OOP offsets entered in the blade design dialog.
BR,
David
Hi Roby,
the twist rotation is always performed around the local pitch axis.
The control points are located at the quarter chord position along the mid-line of the panel.
Regarding the leading edges are not necessarily paraleel to the z-axis, but their orientation depends on the chordlength and IP and OOP offsets entered in the blade design dialog.
BR,
David