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February 17, 2009, 17:48
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how to convert 3d results in 2D results
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I am modeling a 2D problem. I set the mesh in Z direction just one layer and the two surfaces in Z plane as symmetric. After simulation, How can I convent the wall Shear stress in 3D case into real 2D case?
PS: How can I plot the relationship about wall shear stress on a curve VS Angle? |
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February 18, 2009, 16:42
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Re: how to convert 3d results in 2D results
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Hi,
Wall shear stress is meaningful in 2D and 3D as stress is force per unit area. There is no conversion necessary. Glenn Horrocks |
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