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December 20, 2023, 02:37
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Porous zone direction
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Hi,
I have several thin plates with holes in it. I want to model them with porous zones. I know the resistance factor from formulas. The issue is that I cannot allign all plates with a coordinate axis (x, y or z). So for instance if have calculated a resistance of 10 for the plate. If the plate makes an angle of 45 degrees with the x and y axis. Should I use for the axis direction a value of10xcos45 and for y 10xsin45? And for the z direction an infinity value, because this is in the plane of the plate? Hope you can help me out. |
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