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    PADT Webinar Series: An Example of Moving Mesh Modeling of A Valve

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    This webinar presentation summarized the process of modeling the moving mesh of an axial piston pump valve using ANSYS Workbench and FLUENT. It demonstrated how to create the parameterized multi-body geometry in DesignModeler, generate individual meshes using ANSYS Meshing, set up the moving mesh interface and calculation in FLUENT, and run the simulation to characterize pump performance and calculate loads. The presentation highlighted the competitive advantages of using these ANSYS tools for parametric geometry, automated meshing, moving mesh capability, and multiphase/cavitation modeling.

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    This webinar presentation summarized the process of modeling the moving mesh of an axial piston pump valve using ANSYS Workbench and FLUENT. It demonstrated how to create the parameterized multi-body geometry in DesignModeler, generate individual meshes using ANSYS Meshing, set up the moving mesh interface and calculation in FLUENT, and run the simulation to characterize pump performance and calculate loads. The presentation highlighted the competitive advantages of using these ANSYS tools for parametric geometry, automated meshing, moving mesh capability, and multiphase/cavitation modeling.

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    This webinar presentation summarized the process of modeling the moving mesh of an axial piston pump valve using ANSYS Workbench and FLUENT. It demonstrated how to create the parameterized multi-body geometry in DesignModeler, generate individual meshes using ANSYS Meshing, set up the moving mesh interface and calculation in FLUENT, and run the simulation to characterize pump performance and calculate loads. The presentation highlighted the competitive advantages of using these ANSYS tools for parametric geometry, automated meshing, moving mesh capability, and multiphase/cavitation modeling.

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    PADT Webinar Series: An Example of Moving Mesh Modeling of A Valve

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    This webinar presentation summarized the process of modeling the moving mesh of an axial piston pump valve using ANSYS Workbench and FLUENT. It demonstrated how to create the parameterized multi-body geometry in DesignModeler, generate individual meshes using ANSYS Meshing, set up the moving mesh interface and calculation in FLUENT, and run the simulation to characterize pump performance and calculate loads. The presentation highlighted the competitive advantages of using these ANSYS tools for parametric geometry, automated meshing, moving mesh capability, and multiphase/cavitation modeling.

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    PADT Webinar Series

    An Example of Moving Mesh Modeling of a Valve


    Prepared by:
    Clinton Smith, PhD
    Senior Engineer
    CAE Support and Training
    PADT, Inc.
    October 11, 2012

    10/11/2012
    1

    Overview
    Introduction

    Demonstration, ANSYS R14


    Workbench
    FLUENT

    Summary and Close

    Questions

    10/11/2012
    2

    Axial Piston Pump components

    10/11/2012
    3

    Background
    Axial piston pump/motor
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6FHU54qyRE

    Applications
    Hydraulic systems of jet-powered aircraft (pump)
    Power plant of small equipment (skid steer loader)
    Oil pump application

    Manufacturers (representative sampling)


    Rotary Power (rotarypower.com)
    Parker-Hannifin (parker.com)

    Purpose of simulation
    Characterize pump performance
    Calculate loads for downstream simulation

    10/11/2012
    4

    Competitive Advantages
    Workbench + FLUENT enables

    Parametric geometry
    Part-by-part automated meshing
    Moving mesh capability
    Multiphase flow + cavitation

    10/11/2012
    5

    Workbench Project

    10/11/2012
    6

    Geometry Design Modeler

    10/11/2012
    7

    Geometry Design Modeler

    10/11/2012
    8

    ANSYS Meshing

    10/11/2012
    9

    ANSYS Meshing

    10/11/2012
    10

    ANSYS Meshing

    10/11/2012
    11

    ANSYS Model
    Show pics of:
    Geometry
    Mesh
    Animation of mesh motion

    Geometry creation:
    Design Modeler

    Meshing: ANSYS
    Meshing
    10/11/2012
    12

    FLUENT setup - Models

    10/11/2012
    13

    FLUENT setup Mesh Motion

    10/11/2012
    14

    FLUENT setup Dynamic Mesh Motion

    10/11/2012
    15

    FLUENT setup Dynamic Mesh Motion

    10/11/2012
    16

    Mesh Motion: FLUENT

    10/11/2012
    18

    Demonstration
    Workbench framework
    Overview and description

    Methodology for modeling


    Multi-body parts for pistons
    Multi-body part for inlet and outlet passages

    DM geometry creation/import
    Multi-body parts idea
    Dimension parameterization

    ANSYS Meshing
    Individual meshing of parts
    Worksheet order to preserve sequential order
    Mesh quality discussion

    10/11/2012
    19

    Demonstration
    CFD calculation: FLUENT setup

    Models (SST)
    Cell Zone Conditions (Mesh Motion)
    Boundary Conditions
    Mesh Interfaces
    Dynamic Mesh choices
    UDF oscillatory
    Smoothing + Layering

    Solution Methods
    Coupled scheme, spatial and temporal discretizations

    Solution Initialization
    Calculation Activities
    Run Calculation

    10/11/2012
    20

    Summary
    Flow analysis of axial piston pump
    Working fluid ~ engine oil
    Demonstrated process with ANSYS software tools
    Workbench, FLUENT, HPC Pack licenses
    Key technologies: Moving mesh, Multiphase, Cavitation

    10/11/2012
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