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Error about Turbine Leaving the Domain #39
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Dear @xiaomi4356, The error is reporting that an aerodynamic analysis node is located at Z=9.9945 m, but your high-resolution domain starts at 15 m. All aerodynamic analysis must remain within the high-resolution domain for the entire simulation, including all structural deflections. Given the low elevation of this node, I suspect this error arises from an aerodynamic analysis node in the tower (rather than a blade). To solve the issue, either start the high-resolution domain lower or raise the lowest aerodynamic analysis node on the tower. Are you using the OpenFAST Toolbox to set up the FAST.Farm model? If not, we'd recommend that. Best regards, |
@jjonkman Thanks for your help! I initially tried using the OpenFAST Toolbox, but since I want to perform turbine wake analysis, I need to explicitly define a clear low-resolution domain. However, when I looked at the provided Python example, I didn't find any settings for specifying the extent of the low-resolution domain. Could you please provide an example that demonstrates how to set the exact extent of the low-resolution domain using the OpenFAST Toolbox? It seems that I must instead adjust the parameters directly in the fstf file. Another question relates to the tower points defined in my AeroDyn15.dat file—the lowest tower point is set at 10 m: If I set Z0_Low in the fstf file to 10.0, I encounter the following error: If I instead set Z0_Low to 15.0, a different error is reported: Any guidance on how to properly configure the low-resolution domain and resolve these errors would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! |
The toolbox helps you with the setup and does the writing of the To your question, the low-resolution extent is calculated based on your farm layout and on the buffer layer you request. The overall size is determined internally. The extent is given here:
If extent values are not passed to the toolbox, defaults are set: openfast_toolbox/openfast_toolbox/fastfarm/FASTFarmCaseCreation.py Lines 343 to 349 in e1707da
If you change the starting location of the grid directly on the input file without changing the underlying turbulent boxes as inputs, the boxes will simply be shifted and you might run into a situation where the top of the turbines are not covered by the boxes. |
Thank you very much for your prompt response. I am new to the field of wake research and have many questions, so I really appreciate your help. Here is my code: I encountered the following error: PS D:\ZXJ\Code> & D:/ZXJ/Software/annconda/envs/zxj_cuda/python.exe d:/ZXJ/Code/fastfarm/code4run/Ex3_FFarmCompleteSetup.py
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get domain parameter "Unable to open 'Low.bts'. This suggests that the Low.bts file was not created correctly. Could you please advise how I should modify the code to correctly generate the Low.bts file? Thank you very much for your assistance. |
The openfast_toolbox/openfast_toolbox/fastfarm/examples/Ex3_FFarmCompleteSetup.py Lines 146 to 147 in e1707da
If you are not running it on an HPC, you need to open the file and see what is being done. Ultimately, there is a TurbSim call for each seed:
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Hello,
I'm encountering an error during my simulation, as shown below:
I referred to the guide at FAST.Farm Model Guidance, and the section 4.18.6.6. Commonly Encountered Errors mentions that this error might be caused by an incorrect setting of the high-resolution domain.
However, my high-resolution domain is configured as follows:
X: [-76, 74]
Y: [-76, 74]
Z: [15, 165]
I have also followed the guidelines in 4.18.6.4.1.2. High-Resolution Domain. Could someone help me understand why this error is occurring?
The parameter of my turbine is: the diameter of rotor D=125m, hub height=90m
Thank you in advance for your assistance!
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