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April 25, 2012, 23:26 |
Skin Friction Coefficient Comparison
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Tristan
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This is a really simple question and I feel silly asking it, but for some reason this has stumped me.
I'm doing a very simple code validation case of flow over a flat plate and I'd like to compare my results for the skin friction coefficient (as a function of x) with theory. However, the theory is a function of Re (Cf = 0.664*Re^-0.5). Since my flow is at a relatively constant Reynold's number, how do I compare my results with theory? That is, how do I get a Cf vs. x plot for the theory similar to the one I obtained for my code to validate it? |
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April 26, 2012, 04:48 |
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To make validation, just to find local shear stress on the plate surface, which is proportional to dv_x/dy and then compare it with theoretical Cf(x). Truffaldino |
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code validation, flat plate, skin friction, skin friction coefficient, validation |
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