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May 23, 2016, 13:54
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Units of streamfunction in Fluent
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Hello guys,
I would like you to help me out with the following: I need to get the contours of the streamfunction in a non-dimensional form. To that end I would simply divide the streamfunction by the kinematic viscosity [m^2/s]. However, the units provided by Fluent are Kg/s. I do not understand where those units come from. Could you please clear that up for me? Thank you very much. |
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