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split the total drag on a ( Pressure drag +Frictional drag ). |
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Hi,
I am working on airfoil shape optimization, I need to split the total drag on a .( Pressure drag +Frictional drag ). How can I separate each drag components from the OpenFoam? Any help would be greatly appreciated Best Regards Samira |
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can anyone help me please?
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The forces functionObject should do this for you (Pressure and viscous forces will be given separately)
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Hi,
This seems to be a thread I have been looking for. Can anybody suggest how to calculate the viscous and pressure drag separately for flow over a cylinder? I am simulating a 2D case in pisoFoam. I have copied the code to controlDict and run the case. In postProcessing/forceCoefficients, I get the drag coefficient for each deltaT whereas I need the viscous and pressure components. I understand it is possible to calculate these components using ParaView which I am not sure about. I would be grateful to have your suggestions. Thank you |
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