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In TURBOdesign1 - A new flexible parameterization approach has been developed and integrated in the existing Meridional Geometry Generator, which allows creation of arbitrary meridional geometries. The user can specify a number of sections and for each location define the width, orientation and location of the reference points used for rotation. For example, this meridional geometry parameterization can be used when optimizing mixed flow pumps and centrifugal compressors with return channels by making use of a small number of parameters.
The implementation of this new meridional geometry method has been done in such a way as to make it fully available to TURBOdesign Optima and to TURBOdesign WB. This means that the M4 parameters controlling the meridional geometry will now be available within ANSYS Workbench when setting up a case with TURBOdesignWB.
A new thickness distribution window has been developed to give more flexibility when defining the thickness distribution through equations. Another new feature introduced is the spanwise control which is defined graphically in the same thickness window via Bezier or Cubic splines.
In our 40 mins webinar - Introducing TURBOdesign Suite v6.4 for Turbomachinery Design and Optimization, we will show how the above and new features and enhancements in TURBOdesign Suite 6.4 enable turbomachinery engineers to link seamlessly to common CAE environments and to produce breakthrough high-performance designs faster than ever before.
Register for our webinar to:
- Learn what's new in TURBOdesign Suite 6.4.
- Discover how you can setup efficient multi-objective and multi-point optimizations using TURBOdesign Suite, delivering breakthrough designs.
- See how TURBOdesign Suite can seamlessly integrate with different CAE environments.
This webinar is offered several times. To register, please select the time that works best for you.
Tuesday 16th January 2018
Register for 9am GMT (6pm JST) webinar
Register for 5pm (11am EDT) webinar
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