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Geometry & Mesh

All following Turbo Blade Post usage examples are presented on a numerical results from a simulation of an incompressible flow in a pump. The boundary geometry of the simulated volume of the pump is shown in the figure

. The meshing and calculation has been done by TCFD / CFD Processor using the OpenFOAM package. The resulting meshes are displayed in the figures

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. Numerical results are illustrated in the figures

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. These are classical visualisations from ParaView. Turbo Blade Post offers several new ways how to inspect the numerical data, which are presented in the following chapters.

Figure: Geometry of the TCFD tutorial pump used in this examples.

Figure: Computational mesh in the rotor MRF (rotating) zone as generated by TCFD using the snappyHexMesh mesher.

Figure: Static pressure field in the pump. The incompressible simulation has been done by TCFD using OpenFOAM.

Figure: Relative velocity streamlines in the rotating part (MRF zone) of the mesh. The incompressible simulation has been done by TCFD using OpenFOAM.

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