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Ansys TurboGrid: Complete course for beginners
470 students
Ansys TurboGrid: Complete course for beginners
Learn how to create high quality mesh quickly using Ansys Turbogrid
Created byKirubakaran P
Last updated 10/2020
English
English
What you'll learn
- How to generate mesh for turbomachinery components like axial compressor, turbine, centrifugal compressor, diffuser, radial turbine etc.
- Basics of turbogrid and how to input blade data into turbogrid.
- Mesh generation techniques and error handling methods
- Basic steps to export generated mesh and importing into Ansys CFX.
- By following the steps, students/professionals can quickly learn this software and use for real world problems.
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Course content
12 sections • 26 lectures • 2h 40m total length
Requirements
- Basic understanding turbomachinery.
- Ansys 2020R1 or higher version installed. (Those who have lower version can still make use of this course. Files are duplicated for Ansys 14.5 version and shared)
Description
This course provides the complete fundamentals of Ansys Turbogrid meshing for turbomachinery components.
The course contents include demonstration of mesh generation for axial compressors, centrifugal compressors and axial turbines. This course provides basics of TurboGrid, details on how to input blade data, advanced mesh generation techniques and error handling methods. There are two NASA test cases included in the course. The mesh generated for these models can be used for CFD validation purpose.
Two assignments are provided in this course for practicing mesh generation using turbogrid. This will help to get hands on experience with the software. The detailed modules cover everything from axial compressor rotor meshing to centrifugal compressor with splitter blade meshing and vaned diffuser meshing. With practical assignments, you'll reinforce your learning and be ready to handle real-world problems
There is a bonus part in the end, which demonstrates how to import the generated mesh into Ansys CFX, solve and post-process the results. This is to provide basic understanding of the operation of gas turbine components.
Further, in the bonus section, demo is given on how to import cad model into Ansys Blademodeler and export it to turbogrid input format. By this way, you can create mesh in turbogrid for cad input files.
Who this course is for:
- CFD engineers, especially working in the field of turbomachinery.