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August 1, 2020, 07:29
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How to get force on a wall from the wind
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LE GARREC Vincent
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Hi,
I run the example windAroundBuildings. I now have the U (x, y, z) and p. My question is simple : how can I have the pressure on the wall ? I try to use the x projection of the pressure. But on the wall, the pressure is vertical so I don't have any horizontal effort. Can you explain me how can I compute the pressure on the wall ? I'm civil engineering, not a physician so maybe it's a formula I don't know. Thanks for any advice, Vincent Last edited by bansan; August 3, 2020 at 05:54. Reason: It's force I need more than stress |
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