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CFD Task
Problem Description
Design a rear wing of an F1 car using ANSYS Design Modeller and analyse the performance of the wing
with ANSYS Fluent CFD package. The design can be in 2-D or 3-D. According to the 2009 F1 technical
regulations, the wing span and chord length are 710 mm and 350 mm respectively, as shown in Figure
1. Perform a CFD analysis when the car at its maximum speed of 320 km/h and the track temperature
of 37°C. Based on your design, determine the maximum downforce that can be generated from the
rear wing, knowing that the coefficient of lift (CL) can be obtained from the CFD results. Discuss your
findings.
Submission
Your report MUST not exceed 10 pages, including figures and references. The structure of the report
should be:
Meshing: explain precisely how you generate your mesh, how many elements and quality of
your mesh
Fluent CFD: discuss each of the step taken to complete the calculation.
Results and Discussion: discuss your findings, is the downforce enough and other
parameters that may affect the wing performance.
Conclusion
References
The report MUST be in PDF format and submit via email to Ahziz@upm.edu.my. The due date is on
24/03/2014 before 6 P.M. The subject of the email MUST use the following format to avoid lost
email: EMM3304: Group XX. XX is your group number.
Note:
ZERO marks will be given if any of the two or more groups found cheating or similar
design/discussions.
10 marks will be deducted for late submission.
Make sure you specify the role of each of your team member (work contribution) at the first
page of your report. ZERO marks will be given if you have no contribution to your group.
Assessment Criteria
Introduction:
Background and theories. 5 marks
Modelling:
Design steps 5 marks
Meshing:
Method 5 marks
Naming of boundary conditions 5 marks
Mesh quality 5 marks
Specify number of elements 5 marks
Fluent CFD:
Solver 5 marks
Turbulence model and energy equation 5 marks
Material properties and boundary conditions 5 marks
Solution method 5 marks
Discretization scheme 5 marks
Error tolerance 5 marks
Number of iterations 5 marks
Results and Discussions
Downforce amount, enough? 10 marks
Other parameters that may affect the performance (temperature, 15 marks
velocity, pressure etc.)
Conclusion 5 marks
References 5 marks