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November 10, 2019, 17:30
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Lift and drag coefficients
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Joan Vilalta Mor
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Hi,
I'm doing a research project about the aerodynamics in a F1 car and I'm doing an airfoil simulation to get the drag and lift coefficient and forces in ANSYS Fluent. I've got the forces but when I tried to get the coefficients using their equations I realized that I don't know the area as I use a 2d geometry. Then I found a thread which said that on these cases the width is 1m. Is it correct? If it is, my geometry is scaled to 0,25 , does it mean that the width is also scaled? ------------(I've used DesignModeler)------------- |
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