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February 4, 2006, 10:25
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Why operating pressure is 0 for lower mach number
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In one of tutorial of aerofoil I have read that for case of lower mach number i.e. M<1,you should give operating pressure =0.Why?
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February 5, 2006, 19:16
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Re: Why operating pressure is 0 for lower mach num
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Because the difference between the Total and Static pressure become low, and the code has issues dealing with this.
But you do not need to set this unless M < 0.1 - not M<1. |
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