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April 6, 2007, 21:43
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Pressure Coefficient in X - Direction
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What is the relationship to calculate the static pressure in the x direction (assuming x,y, dimensions)?
I wish to contour plot Cpx to visualise sources of pressure drag more effectively. Would the pressure in the x direction be... Px = (Total pressure) - (0.5*density*X-Component_velocity^2) Then Cpx = (Px - Pref)/qref Could someone please clarify how to go about obtaining x-direction pressure coefficients. |
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