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June 2, 2004, 05:14 |
Force monitors
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Is there a simple way of monitoring the force on a surface? I am running an unsteady simulation and where I can go to report..force and get a report of the force on a surface when the analysis is not running the solve....monitor...forces gives me coefficients rather than actual forces. Does anyone know a way in which i can monitor force every iteration and either write to file or plot to a window. I could use the execute command screen to print the report force to the screen but this does not give me a record of the force throughout the simulation
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June 4, 2004, 03:21 |
Re: Force monitors
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Hi,
Try using 2 for density and 1 for all other relevant quatities(velocity, area, length) in reference values panel. If you do so force coefficient will be equal to force. (F= Cf*0.5*rho*ReferenceVelocity*ReferenceArea) |
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