Wrong calculation of force and moments in Tecplot
Hello,
I performed a CFD analysis over a bluff body. When I calculate the drag force on the body in Tecplot (Perform Integration --> Forces and Moments), I get a very high value. I can simple estimate the amount of drag force: - D = C_d 1/2 rho V^2 A rho=1.225 , A=0.0378 m^2 , V= 40 m/s D= 37C_d The value for the drag force I get from Tecplot is: Drag: -2.265107e+004 which is too much. Has anybody ever got such a problem from tecplot? Cheers, Cyln |
Ensure you've set viscosity in the Fluid Properties dialog to a value consistent with your data's units, and that you've identified solution variables correctly in the Field Variables dialog.
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Yeap, one should set the correct viscosity first
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