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January 31, 2004, 19:13 |
Lift distribution along wing
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What's the best way to do it? Do i need to export Cp data along the wing and write a program to analyse that or is there a better solution?
I ll be interested in getting: + Wing lift distribution + wing induced drag dsitribution + profile drag distribtion Thanks |
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February 2, 2004, 03:40 |
Re: Lift distribution along wing
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Well i think you have problem with post processing of the results.....I suggest you look at the tutorials regarding post processing especially cooling of chip
Cheers Ace |
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February 2, 2004, 13:21 |
Re: Lift distribution along wing
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The thing is that i can get Cp on all the surface ( so X Y and Z) put not along a line on the wing. (I dont think fluent can do that CFX can) Then with the Cp over the wing i ll need to integrate it and get cl. The only way i found is to export Cp data over the wing surface for all the nodes and integrate the Cp at intervals of Z. But this very time consuming. On CFX it s possible to build polyline intersecting a plane and a surface (the wing) and then plot Cp along the polyline. But i havent found anything like that into Fluent.
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