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Chen January 28, 2008 12:48

Reading pitching moment from the wing
 
Hi

I have done some simulation of 3D wing, and I do know how to read the lift & drag out of CFX, however, do anyone know how to read the pitching moment from the wing?

Thanks

Chen

Glenn Horrocks January 28, 2008 17:04

Re: Reading pitching moment from the wing
 
Hi,

In the command file you can add torque monitor points. In CFX-Post you can use the calculator to give the torque components.

Be aware that it is very difficult to get accurate pitching moment results in CFD modelling, it requires very accurate work. Lift is easy, drag is tricky and pitching moment is very tricky.

Glenn Horrocks

Chen January 29, 2008 11:44

Re: Reading pitching moment from the wing
 
Hi Glenn

Thanks for the reply, I have also looked though the CFX post, and I assume because that for the moment, I am looking at torque_Z (I guess it is respect to the Z-axis)

Thank you very much for your reply.

Regards

Chen


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