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Cavitation is precisely what I would like to test... Also, will 'waterlilly' work with a viscosity to Air? Meaning - toroidal props are a newer entering thin
by samstave 3y ago
Cavitation is precisely what I would like to test...
Also, will 'waterlilly' work with a viscosity to Air?
Meaning - toroidal props are a newer entering thing in drones... and I'd like to find out if the above applies equally to fluid/air?
- b-fg 3y agoThen you should is a different solver that fills your needs. WaterLily is an incompressible flow solver that works in non-dimensional units (assuming constant unit density). So you can change the viscosity of the fluid by modifying the Reynolds number (with set a set characteristic velocity and length scale).