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November 12, 2006, 12:43	Lift force or coefficient of lift	#1
Rola Guest Posts: n/a	Hey everyone I want to know the Lift force from Residual in FLUENT is it Lift force or coefficient of lift, I need to know its unit If it is force, is it Newton and if it coefficient of lift, is it dimensionless ?! I need a quick reply, pleeeeeeeeaaaase. thanks in advance Rola

November 12, 2006, 14:29	Re: Lift force or coefficient of lift	#2
HSeldon Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Rola, It´s the coefficient lift. But to have a proper value you have to set the reference values: Report->Reference values. Good luck

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