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Old   November 11, 2003, 22:59
Default Getting derivatives at the face
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Ajay Rao
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Hi ,

I need to calculate the shear stress at the surface of a sphere suspended in a linear shear flow. FLUENT gives derivatives at the centroid of the cell (but not on the faces) , which could be used to calculate the shear stress at each point which could be added up along with the pressure to get the drag and Lift.

My question is how can i get the derivatives at the face ? so that my calculations are more accurate ?

Thanks in Advance Ajay
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Old   November 14, 2003, 03:31
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Ashish
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Hi Ajay,

during post-processing, we get wall shear stress as one of the options in the drop down manu...can you not use this value for your calculation ??

bye, ashish
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Old   November 18, 2003, 10:24
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Ajay
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Thanks Ashish, My problem is that i need to update my boundary condition depending upon the wall shear and have to do that dynamically .So i need to calculate the wall shear and Fluent doenst give derivatives at the face! -Ajay
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