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November 8, 2005, 02:24 |
CFX definitions of Rotating Variables: Confusing!
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In CFX documentation, it is mentioned that p(stat) is "relative" static pressure. Why is it relative? As far I know, we have only one static pressure.
I am working on rotating domains. Bit confused with various parameters, hoping anyoine can clarify! Where does one use variables like Rotating frame total temperature, rotating frame total pressure etc ? Are these the Total Pressure and Total Temperature which we see in the variable list in POST. As far as I know, we use relative values only like relative frame total temperature, relative frame total pressure.etc. Again, if I get back to static pressure, it is said in documentation that "Pressure" defined in CFX is the modified pressure for k-e model. If I use SST model, then how does the definition of "Pressure" change and what is Absolute pressure then? Thanks Prakash |
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