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For a subsonic external flow of an object of length L, what could the suggested computational domain to capture the velocity and flow profiles well.
The inlet I thought we could define thru' velocity and outlet thru pressure conditions. Is it OK. What is the suggested approach to compute the lift, drag, moment coefficients, Xcp in STAR-CD code |
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1.You can use POSDAT.f to edit what you want. 2.The variable FORCB(I,IB) OF POSDAT.f is the global force at boundaries IB.And the index I is: I=1,X-dir I=2,Y-dir I=3,Z-dir
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