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September 25, 2012, 20:16 |
Find where force is applied
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Hi,
I am using simpleFoam (of v2.1.1). I am trying to find where the forces are applied and have been outputing the forces and moments using the following in the controlDict: functionsIt worked great and I got all the outputs in the forces\0\forces.dat file: # Time forces( pressure, viscous ) moment( pressure, viscous ) 997 ( ( ( -25.6521 1575.07 -2489 ) ( 0.0440792 73.7995 8.74441 ) ) ( ( -5215.72 15.0189 86.2846 ) ( -15.0971 -0.0198099 -0.124274 ) ) ) 998 ( ( ( -25.6488 1575.07 -2488.99 ) ( 0.0442406 73.8003 8.74387 ) ) ( ( -5215.69 15.0191 86.2908 ) ( -15.0984 -0.0198765 -0.124476 ) ) ) 999 ( ( ( -25.6506 1575.07 -2489.01 ) ( 0.0442343 73.8004 8.74362 ) ) ( ( -5215.72 15.0171 86.289 ) ( -15.0978 -0.02023 -0.124946 ) ) ) My problem is that I can't work out how to derive the x,y,z coordinates where the forces are applied to obtain the moment. I have been struggling for a couple of hours and have to admit that geometry is one of my many weak points... Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Julien
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