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December 3, 2013, 15:15 |
Force Function Calculator Ansys CFD Post
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Sharad
Join Date: Dec 2013
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Hi guys,
My question is very basic. I read through the Ansys 14.5 manuals but it doesn't seem to answer my question so posting on here! I have a lorry model sat in a wind tunnel setup (Drawn on XY plane and extruded through Z axis). Now when I need to find the Drag Force on this lorry, I click on Function Calculator in CFD post and select the Z component for direction and it displays a force. My question is How does Ansys calculate this force? Does it use the generic Drag Equation = 0.5*rho*Usquared*Area? And if so what Area is it using? Is it all of the surface area of the lorry or just the cross sectional frontal area? Thanks in Advance! |
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