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Batch: 2015-16
Group Members:
Abdullah ME-15069
Geometry ..................................................................... 3
Mesh............................................................................ 6
Material ....................................................................... 8
Geometry:
In order to form geometry of air foil first we have to plot the following air foil
coordinates one by one in COMSOL.
To generate a point in COMSOL first we have to select work plane (xy-plane) then we have to select
point command then enter x and y coordinates and press build selected option.
MESH:
We did Free Tetrahedral meshing in aerofoil with predefined setting of Extra fine and
we obtain the following;
SOLID MECHANICS:
In Solid Mechanics we apply a fixed constraint and a load of 100 N in negative y
direction as shown in the figure below;
MATERIALS:
For the Material we have chosen Aluminium alloy from the material browser of the
COMSOL as shown in the figure below;
Now the results we obtain in all of these frequencies are given below ;
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1
3 4
5 6
Now the most realistic response in the case of aerofoil is when the force is applied
perpendicular to the surface which is obtained in the first eigen frequency so we will
analyse the system by considering the first eigen frequency obtained and analyse it on
later analysis.
Now we analyse the aerofoil with the help of the natural frequency obtained through
eigen frequency analysis.
We analysis aerofoil NACA 2412 with a cord length of 150mm and 0 degree Angle of
Attack and 1m length.
FREAQUENCY DOMAIN ANALYSIS
Now In frequency domain analysis we apply a point load of 100 N and apply to our
consideration aerofoil with a different frequency in the range of 10 to 15 as shown in
the figure below;
Natural Frequency is also in the range of the
above applied frequencies so we can see the
resonance phenomenon easily in the results.
The resonance phenomenon occur at approximately 12.3 because there system natural
frequency coincide with the forced frequency, Now we can plot the stresses, strain etc
against the forced frequency and we can easily analyse the changes in it.
TRESCA STRESS:
DISPLACEMENT IN THE DIRECTION OF FORCE:
TOTAL DISPLACEMENT: