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June 16, 2014, 14:28
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Doubt with axisymmetric body
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Pepe Mel
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Hi dudes. I have a problem with the calculation of the forces in an axisymmetric body. Im studying with Fluent an air intake which could be considered axysimmetric. I chose the option "axysimmetric" in the solver .
When Im doing the postprocessing, if I try to calculate the forces (Thrust or Drag) I know that these forces are applied in a 2D body, and I want to estimate that forces in the whole body, I want to translate 2D forces in 3D forces, so I have to do an integral. In this case, it is a circumference, so I can use a factor, but I dont know which factor. Is it 2*PI, or 2*PI*r (r=radius) or any other factor? Can anyone solve my doubt? Thank you very much. Regards |
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June 18, 2014, 06:21
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Up!! Help please!
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