The following video shows you how you can access Ansys using either the free student version and/or Apps on Demand, a service provided to Cornell students. It also provides some important pointers on saving your Ansys project. Some students have lost hours of work in Ansys due to not saving properly. So please review the video carefully.
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The link below takes you to the Cornell IT web page which explains how to link your google drive account while using Apps on Demand.
Link: https://it.cornell.edu/appsondemand/set-google-drive-file-stream-apps-demand
The link below takes you to the main Apps on Demand web page for Cornell IT. Here, you can find articles on general, troubleshooting, and usage information.
Link: https://it.cornell.edu/articles/topics/6789/all/all?utm_source=sidebar
NOTE: The tip chord angle to the incident airflow before any rotations are made to the blade geometry is -1.06 degrees. In order determine the total angle you must rotate the blade to get a desired blade pitch, use the expression
\theta = \alpha - 1.06 |
where
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