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Default Forces in global frame for rotating domains? xGlobal?
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Hi all,

I'm having some trouble determining forces in global frames in CFX 14.0. I have a rotating frame but want to determine all forces referenced to the stationary frame. However force_x, force_y etc are calculated in the local frame by default as per user manual, however even if I prescribe a non-rotating frame (i.e. force_x_Coord 2@...) it reverts back to the local rotating coordinates?

There used to be a xGlobal, yGlobal etc. CEL expression, but it has been removed as far as I can tell...

Any suggestions? What am I missing?

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