fluid23 |
August 15, 2016 09:31 |
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That is a much more concise question. Not being familiar with fluent, you may want to direct your question to the fluent forum to see the specifics but there should be an option to calculate pressure and viscous drag separately. If not, then you will need to extract the pressure and shear distributions on your body and integrate to get drag. You can see from the equations that you can separate out the pressure and shear terms and treat them independently. So take cp and calculate cn and ca, then take cf and calculate cn and ca. Then you can transform from normal/axial to lift drag (if you have an angle of attack) and get cd_pressure and cd_viscous.
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