Adding CFD Connections to the Model Map
In GT-SUITE, you define the characteristics of the 1D/3D interfaces using CFD Connection objects. CFD Connections specify the exchanged data, the Simcenter STAR-CCM+ volume-averaging zone length, and how to determine the cross-section of the coupled Simcenter STAR-CCM+ boundary.
- In the project tree, right-click the Add Object. node and select
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In the Template: CFDFlowConn dialog:
- Drag and drop the InPipe04 and InPipe-cfd. node from the project tree on to the model map and place it near the CFDInterface between
- Rename the CFDConnection to Intake.
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Join the components from the
CFDInterface to the
CFDConnection.
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Create another CFDConnection, with the following settings:
Property/Attribute Setting Object Family CFDConnEGR Connection Type Gas (basic) CFD Interface Type Velocity (CFD imposes GT pressure) CFD Interface Cross-section (be precise) Obtain from Neighboring 'Pipe*' Part CFD Domain Sampling Length Object Value: [dxegr] Unit: See Case Setup (selected automatically) Species Map Override def -
Place and join the
CFDConnEGR connection between the
egr_pipe-1 and
egr_pipe-2, and rename it to
EGR.
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Create a final CFDConnection, with the following settings:
Property/Attribute Setting Object Family CFDConnCyl Connection Type Gas (basic) CFD Interface Type Velocity (CFD imposes GT pressure) CFD Interface Cross-section (be precise) Obtain from Neighboring 'Pipe*' Part CFD Domain Sampling Length Object Value: [dxi] Unit: See Case Setup (selected automatically) Species Map Override def -
Place and join four
CFDConnCyl connections between the remaining 1D/3D sections (for example, between
InRunner-cfd-1 and
InRunner01), and rename them to
Cyl1,
Cyl2,
Cyl3, and
Cyl4.
- Save the GT-SUITE model.