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Forum: CFX

September 29, 2009, 18:38

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Posted By ghorrocks

I assume that is a question, not a statement -...

I assume that is a question, not a statement - Yes, you can export it. Make a monitor point using the CEL expression. Then you can view the progress of the expression in Solver Manager as the...

Forum: CFX

September 29, 2009, 07:23

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drag coefficient

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Posted By ghorrocks

Use the force_x/y/z CEL functions to get the...

Use the force_x/y/z CEL functions to get the forces.

You might be able to export CFX results to Fluent in Workbench V12, not sure I have never tried. If this does not do it then you cannot do it...

Forum: CFX

August 9, 2009, 06:38

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drag coefficient

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Posted By ghorrocks

Hi, As Paulo said the total forces are...

Hi,

As Paulo said the total forces are reported in the output file. You can also get them in CFD-Post but using the function calculator. If you do it in CFD-Post you have more things you can do...

Forum: CFX

August 8, 2009, 07:32

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drag coefficient

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Posted By ghorrocks

Use CFD-Post to get the forces acting on the...

Use CFD-Post to get the forces acting on the body. If you don't already know the area you can use CFD-Post to calculate the area. The velocity and density is usually the freestream values. Then stick...

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