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Forum: CFX July 31, 2012, 19:08

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks That is a fluent example. CFX is a bit different.... That is a fluent example. CFX is a bit different. Fluent has a true 2D solver, but CFX does not.

Forum: CFX July 29, 2012, 19:42

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks Which example are you referring to? Which example are you referring to?

Forum: CFX July 28, 2012, 08:03

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks In your case, from the torque returned on the... In your case, from the torque returned on the disk you will have to double it (for symmetry) then scale it up to 360 degrees - so it you model a 2 degree slice you will need to multiply it by 180. ...

Forum: CFX July 27, 2012, 06:25

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks No. The output of the solver in simply Nm on the... No. The output of the solver in simply Nm on the body as modelled. You have to convert that to a 2D result yourself if that is of relevance. I do not understand your second sentence, can you post...

Forum: CFX July 6, 2012, 06:27

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks Confusing - yes definitely, I did not understand... Confusing - yes definitely, I did not understand a word you said. But my point (which I suspect I did not make clearly enough last post) is that if you make the z extrusion 1mm it will give you...

Forum: CFX July 3, 2012, 19:06

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks Have you taken into account the lack of a z... Have you taken into account the lack of a z dimension in 2D models? So your expected value will actually be of units Nm/m (where the /m comes from per metre of length in the z dimension), and your...

Forum: CFX July 2, 2012, 08:44

Replies: 13 Torque Calculation of 2D rotating disk Views: 4,024 Posted By ghorrocks Use the function calculator in CFD-Post, with the... Use the function calculator in CFD-Post, with the force_x/y/z or torque_x/y/z functions.

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