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Lift coefficient and drag coefficient when using symmetry |
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Lauren
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Hi,
If I make a 3D wing using symmetry (so only half of the wing is tested) using ANSYS Fluent, does this mean I should double the lift coefficient and drag coefficient if I need results for the entire wing? Thanks! |
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Hi,
I was wondering if you figured out the answer to this? Nowhere that I've found says it explicitly and I want to be sure! Thanks! |
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