hong ik university 2008 -2009 webinar presentation for emerging market vehicle project july 21 2009
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HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009
Webinar presentationWebinar presentation
for Emerging Market Vehicle Projectfor Emerging Market Vehicle Project
Webinar presentationWebinar presentation
for Emerging Market Vehicle Projectfor Emerging Market Vehicle Project
July 21 2009July 21 2009
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Agenda
• Overall background
• Improvement in CAD model & meshing
• Result of Force values (CD, CL) & Shape of wake
• Comparison & Analysis
• Conclusion
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Overall Background
• Our EMV vehicle is a van-type exterior.
- CD value for this shape is approximately 0.5
• Reduce the CD value.
- Not easy to reduce the frontal area of a van-type vehicle .
- A hybrid vehicle needs an energy-efficient powertrain.
• Decrease wake.
- A lower pressure zone is generated when wake is distinctly developed.
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009
• Received EMV CAD model (March 20th)
• Checking the CAD model for running CFD,
< 1st CAD model > < 2nd CAD model >
Overall Background
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• Surface meshing (April 7th)
- 2D mesh by Hyper works
• Volume meshing (May 4th)
- 3D mesh by Tgrid
Overall Background
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• 1st CFD results (May 16th)
< Velocity Vector > < Static Pressure_Plane >< Static Pressure_ISO >
< Pathlines colored by Particle ID >
• CD : 0.4657 (Axis : +Y)
• CL : - 0.1855 (Axis : +Z)
• Extreme wake at the back side
Overall Background
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Improvement the CAD model & meshing(1)
• The model for reducing the CD value & wake
Concept1 Concept2
Model 2Model 1
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Improvement the CAD model & meshing(2)
• Meshing for update-model
< Update-model >
Model 2
Model 1
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Improvement the CAD model & meshing(3)
• CFD model descriptions
Update model
Elements # 4,672,738
Inlet Velocity 120 km/hr
Model descriptions Symmetric model ,Considering ground effect
Frontal area 2.49 ㎡
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Result of Force values (CD, CL) & Shape of wake(1)
• Baseline model results
- CD : 0.4657 CL : - 0.1855
< Velocity Vector > < Static Pressure_Plane >
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Result of Force values (CD, CL) & Shape of wake(2)
• Baseline model
< Shape of wake >
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Result of Force values (CD, CL) & Shape of wake(3)
• Update-model
- CD : 0.4536 CL : - 0.1603
< Velocity Vector > < Static Pressure_Plane >
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Result of Force values (CD, CL) & Shape of wake(4)
• Update-model
< Shape of wake >
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Comparison & Analysis
Baseline model Update model Improvement(%)
CD 0.4657 0.4536 2.59
CL - 0.1855 - 0.1603 13.58
Wake Significant wake reduction
• Comparison
HONG IK UNIVERSITY
2008 -2009Conclusions
By attaching a small protrusion on the rear part of the roof,
achieved the reduction of wake phenomena
So does drag coefficient!!
• As a result, we could simply improve the quality of aerodynamical
efficiency by not changing much the form of existing van.