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November 29, 2008, 18:33 |
Including Gravity Component
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I am modeling a boat moving through water. Because I am not very experienced with Fluent, I simplified the modeling and had the boat stationary with the water having velocity. I am looking at the y component of the water and would like to show the static pressure changing with the height of water. I assume I would need to use the gravity component in Fluent but when I check it under the Operating Conditions panel, there is no change in results.
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November 30, 2008, 16:05 |
Re: Including Gravity Component
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you also need to enable the Specified Operating Density in the Operating Conditions panel and set it equal to zero. This enables the hydrostatic head calculation in FLUENT.
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