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    37.5.7. Setting Output Control and Creating Monitor Points

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    Monitor points and expressions are created to monitor flow properties, integrated quantities, and mesh displacement at specific locations in the domain. These will provide feedback on the simulation solution and convergence. Monitor points are placed at the leading and trailing edges of each passage to compare results to the reference case. Additional monitors are created to measure force, displacement, power, and work on individual blades, as well as aerodynamic damping across the full blade and within specific intervals.

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    Monitor points and expressions are created to monitor flow properties, integrated quantities, and mesh displacement at specific locations in the domain. These will provide feedback on the simulation solution and convergence. Monitor points are placed at the leading and trailing edges of each passage to compare results to the reference case. Additional monitors are created to measure force, displacement, power, and work on individual blades, as well as aerodynamic damping across the full blade and within specific intervals.

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    Monitor points and expressions are created to monitor flow properties, integrated quantities, and mesh displacement at specific locations in the domain. These will provide feedback on the simulation solution and convergence. Monitor points are placed at the leading and trailing edges of each passage to compare results to the reference case. Additional monitors are created to measure force, displacement, power, and work on individual blades, as well as aerodynamic damping across the full blade and within specific intervals.

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    37.5.7.

    Setting Output Control and Creating Monitor


    Points
    In this section you will create monitor points to monitor flow properties,
    integrated flow quantities, and mesh displacement. Monitor points provide
    useful information on the quality of the reference phase and frequency
    produced by the simulation. These monitor points should also be used to
    monitor convergence and patterns during the simulation.
    Note:

    When comparing your Fourier Transformation plots to those


    from the reference case, make sure the monitor points are
    placed in the same relative locations with respect to the
    initial configuration in both cases.

    Monitoring pressure and velocity provides feedback on the


    momentum equations, while monitoring temperature
    provides feedback on the energy equations. Monitor points
    help check that the solver equations are being solved
    correctly.

    Set up the solver to output transient results file to analyze the imposed mesh
    motion values. The transient blade row analysis type offers the Fourier
    compression method of storing transient periodic data.
    1. Click Output Control

    2. Click the Trn Results tab.


    3. Configure the following setting(s):

    Setting

    Transient Blade Row (Selected)


    Results

    Value

    Setting

    Value

    > Extra Output


    Variables List

    Transient Blade Row


    Results
    > Extra Output Var.
    List

    Total Pressure, Total Temperature, Total Mesh Displacement, Wall


    Work Density, Wall Power Density

    4. Click Apply.
    5. Click the Monitor tab.
    You will set up three types of monitor points for this simulation. Firstly,
    you will create a set of monitor points to monitor variables at specific
    cylindrical coordinates within the domain. Cylindrical coordinates are
    useful in turbomachinery applications because they allow you to place
    monitor points with the same relative position inside different passages
    by shifting the theta component by the equivalent passage pitch. Next,
    you will create a second set of monitor points to monitor the values of
    expressions. Finally, you will create a third set of monitor points to
    monitor aerodynamic damping.
    6. Select Monitor Objects.
    7. Create monitor points by configuring the following settings:

    Setting

    Value

    Monitor Objects
    > Monitor Points and
    Expressions

    Create a monitor point named LE1pass1[a]

    Setting

    Value

    Monitor Objects
    > Monitor Points and
    Expressions

    Cylindrical Coordinates

    > LE1pass1
    > Option

    Monitor Objects
    > Monitor Points and
    Expressions

    Pressure, Temperature, Total Pressure, Total Temperature,


    Velocity, Velocity in Stn Frame[b]

    > LE1pass1
    > Output Variables List

    Monitor Objects
    > Monitor Points and
    Expressions
    > LE1pass1

    (0 [m], 0.23 [m], -7.49472 [degree])

    > Output Variables List


    > Cylindrical
    Coordinates

    a.

    b.

    To create a new item, you must first click the Add new item
    enter the name as required and click OK.
    Click Multi-select from extended list

    icon, then

    and hold down the Ctrl key while

    Setting

    Value

    selecting each of the listed variables.

    8. Click Apply.
    9. Create additional monitor points with the same output variables. The
    names and cylindrical coordinates are listed below:

    Name

    Coordinates

    LE1pass2

    (0 [m], 0.23 [m], 2.50528 [degree])

    LE2pass1

    (0 [m], 0.23 [m], -2.49472 [degree])

    LE2pass2

    (0 [m], 0.23 [m], 7.50528 [degree])

    TE1pass1

    (0.05 [m], 0.23 [m], -0.011463 [degree])

    TE1pass2

    (0.05 [m], 0.23 [m], 9.794967 [degree])

    TE2pass1

    (0.05 [m], 0.23 [m], 4.988537 [degree])

    TE2pass2

    (0.05 [m], 0.23 [m], 14.794967 [degree])

    10.

    Click Apply after each monitor point.

    11.

    Create additional monitor points with the following expressions:

    Name

    Expression

    Force on Blade

    force()@REGION:Rotor BLADE

    Force on Blade 2

    force()@REGION:Rotor BLADE 2

    Max Displ Blade

    maxVal(Total Mesh Displacement)@REGION:Rotor BLADE

    Max Displ Blade 2

    maxVal(Total Mesh Displacement)@REGION:Rotor BLADE 2

    Power on Blade

    areaInt(Wall Power Density)@REGION:Rotor BLADE

    Power on Blade 2

    areaInt(Wall Power Density)@REGION:Rotor BLADE 2

    Work on Blade

    areaInt(Wall Work Density)@REGION:Rotor BLADE

    Work on Blade 2

    areaInt(Wall Work Density)@REGION:Rotor BLADE 2

    12.
    Create aerodynamic damping monitors by configuring the
    following settings:

    Setting

    Monitor Objects

    Value

    Create an aerodynamic damping object named Aerodynamic

    Setting

    > Aerodynamic
    Damping

    Value

    Damping 1.

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    Full Period Integration
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 1
    > Option

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 1

    Mesh Regions

    > Location Type


    > Option

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 1
    > Location Type

    Rotor BLADE

    Setting

    Value

    > Location

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping

    Create an aerodynamic damping object named Aerodynamic


    Damping 2.

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    Full Period Integration
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 2
    > Option

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 2

    Mesh Regions

    > Location Type


    > Option

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping

    Rotor BLADE 2

    Setting

    Value

    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 2
    > Location Type
    > Location

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping

    Create an aerodynamic damping object named Aerodynamic


    Damping 3.

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    Moving Integration Interval
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 3
    > Option

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 3
    > Location Type
    > Option

    Mesh Regions

    Setting

    Value

    Monitor Objects
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping
    > Aerodynamic
    Damping 3
    > Location Type
    > Location

    13.

    Click OK.

    Rotor BLADE

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