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January 11, 2021, 09:40
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PatchIntegrate vs. forces functions
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H.Ham
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Hello everybody,
I am trying to calculate the forces on the surface of a cylinder emerged in a stream of water. I use the FORCES function I find: (-1.305747 1.757018e-18 42.25548) and with patchIntegrate: 308.3666 Can you explain to me dear users why a factor of ~ 8 between the two methods? thank you in advance best regrets |
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