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Apu Parmar
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Hello everyone, I'm doing a basic simulation of airflow over a passenger car in Ansys.
I'm trying to create some sort of visualization to show how airflow is affected by adding a rear roof wing of a car traveling 60 mph (roughly 27m/s) My theory is that it will slightly help to reduce drag at the cost of downforce. /insert thats not how this works meme /insert I have no idea what I'm doing meme I'm going to include my workbench files Does anyone have any tips for modeling this better? -Should I draw the entire car? -Should I run multiple tests at different speeds? |
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Hello ApuME,
Since you want to simulate a passengar car, I would suggest checking out Ahmad body first. However, I think that added wing will increase drag in 3D even if does not increase in 2D. This is due to vortices generated at the wingtips and (negligibly) increased surface area. |
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