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April 27, 2000, 06:38 |
Cylindrical coordinates
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Hi everyone
I am trying to run a CFX stirred tank sliding mesh simulation. My geometry is in x, y, z coordinates but when I run the file I use a fortran file USRGRD which converts the cartesian coordinates into the cylindrical files. This however gives me force on solids in only x-direction. Is it possible to get the forces in other directions, namely r and theta? Could anyone help with this please. Nish |
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May 3, 2000, 04:01 |
Re: Cylindrical coordinates
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Hi Nish.
I think the resulting forces on a distinct patch are printed in the output file and if you use cylindrical coordinates, the resulting forces will be in the X, R and Theta directions. Converting the initial geometry should give the X, R and Theta directions as the reference system and therebye the right directions in the output. Regards, Erik Torbergsen |
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