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November 30, 2006, 03:33	Definition of Total Pressure in rel. Frame of Ref.	#1
Thorsten Guest Posts: n/a	Hello, can anybody tell me, why the total pressure in CFX 10 is defined as Pt = Pstat + ρ/2 * (Ur * Ur â€" ω x R * ω x R)? Here, Ur is already the velocity in relative frame of reference. This definition can even lead to solutions where total pressure is even lower than the static one! Thanks! Thorsten

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