Force X, Force Y

October 19, 2007, 07:01

Hiya!

In CFX-post I don't understand what represent the variables "Force X, Force Y" on my airfoil: is it just on one element of my mesh?? certainly... And so how can I calculate the total Force on X and Y axis ??

I am sure the answer is quite easy for a lot of you, please can you tell me it ??

Many thanks!

October 19, 2007, 09:22

ok I have found how to sum the force X and Y to have the total force... Unfortunately it gives me a very bad drag coefficient in comparison with experimental data

October 19, 2007, 07:01	Force X, Force Y	#1
Mary Guest Posts: n/a	Hiya! In CFX-post I don't understand what represent the variables "Force X, Force Y" on my airfoil: is it just on one element of my mesh?? certainly... And so how can I calculate the total Force on X and Y axis ?? I am sure the answer is quite easy for a lot of you, please can you tell me it ?? Many thanks!

October 19, 2007, 09:22	Re: Force X, Force Y	#2
Mary Guest Posts: n/a	ok I have found how to sum the force X and Y to have the total force... Unfortunately it gives me a very bad drag coefficient in comparison with experimental data

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