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Hello~
Did FLOW-3D use roughness height(m) to define surface roughness ? Tkanks your help!!
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Andy
Yes it is based on the measurement and in length/height (m) units. |
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ck5825, thanks your reply.
But, what is "in length/height (m) units"? I can't understand. |
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Andy it is referred to surface roughness measurement and SI unit used in Flow-3D is m.
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