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ZJU2020 December 17, 2014 20:25

Drag force
 
Hello,everyone
Now, i have some questions about drag force in CFX-post. Calculating the drag force in CFD-post,the results of forceX=force_x( )@(locator) and forceX=areaInt_x(pressure)@(locator)+areaInt_x(wal l shear_x)@(locator), why not equal each other?


Thank you!
Best wishes!
WEI

ghorrocks December 18, 2014 04:31

Is "locator" the entire outside of the body? How big is the difference?

ZJU2020 December 18, 2014 07:53

Thanks
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ghorrocks (Post 524482)
Is "locator" the entire outside of the body? How big is the difference?

Thank you for your reply!

My work is simulating the submarine landslide impacting on seafloor pipeline. Locator is a wall in the domain, such as submarine pipeline. The difference of those is about 2.:)

ghorrocks December 18, 2014 17:17

My point is the two approaches have can have different reference pressures. Have you checked the reference pressure is equivalent in the two calculations?

Some images of what you are modelling and the mesh in the vicinity would help.

ZJU2020 December 19, 2014 03:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by ghorrocks (Post 524578)
My point is the two approaches have can have different reference pressures. Have you checked the reference pressure is equivalent in the two calculations?

Some images of what you are modelling and the mesh in the vicinity would help.

Thank you very much!
Reference pressure is same in the only calculations. http://C:\Users\admin\Desktop\flow f...und pipe\2.jpgG]

ZJU2020 December 19, 2014 03:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by ghorrocks (Post 524578)
My point is the two approaches have can have different reference pressures. Have you checked the reference pressure is equivalent in the two calculations?

Some images of what you are modelling and the mesh in the vicinity would help.

[QUOTE=ZJU2020;524628]
I am sorry to reply!
http://C:\Users\admin\Desktop\flow f...und pipe\2.jpg


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