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yang hong sun
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I want the Z-axis Torque[N.m] calculation by CFX.
The Solid body is in fluid. The Solid body is continuously rotated in the Z-axis and rotated by 90 degree repeatedly in the X-axis. Is there any way? Please. Help me. |
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Glenn Horrocks
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There is a CEL expression to do this if it is a wall face: torque_z()@rotor surface
If it is a rigid body you can get it from the rigid body variables. See the reference manual for available variables. |
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Thanks. ghorrocks
My problem is how to express the motion of a solid body. Is it possble Immersed solid? or remeshing method? or other easy way? I wonder. Method for rotating the z, x direction in the one object. I try MFR, Immersed solid but I'm fail. |
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You may need to post some images of your current progress.
If i am not wrong, it could be done using any of the techniques or combination of techniques that you have mentioned. |
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