Calculating The Torque From The Angle Of Shaft or Propeller’s Normal Axis
Hello Glenn and the other members,
I Want to calculate the relative rotative efficiency of a ship’s propeller. Relative rotative efficiency equals to (open water Torque/ship shaft axis Torque) of a propeller. It is easy to calculate the Open water torque or thrust(force) from x,y and z axises. Like torque_x()@propeller or force_x()@propeller. What I did is, when I calculate the wake of the propeller with ships hull and appendages, I easily insertEd the new axis and rotated my propeller around the inserted new axis (3 degrees shaft axis). But the problem is how can I monitor or calculate the torque of a propeller from the new axis (ship’s shaft 3 degrees angular normal axis). It might be a expression or I can look from results with a method ? Best. |
If you can create a local coordinate frame oriented as you want, you should be able to
torque_x_MyInclinedCoord()@Boundary In fact, you check the correct syntax using the CFD-Post calculator, and toggle the "write the expression". |
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