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January 12, 2008, 02:09 |
very low drag
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dear friends,
i am solving a laminar unsteady flow across a square cylinder which is confined by walls on both sides. ths side of the square cylinder is 10 cm. i exported the mesh to fluent and scaled it to metres.i hav etaken air as my fluid. my reynold no. is 100 and the velocity at that reynold no. is 0.146 m/s. formulation used is implicit. solver used is segregated. ....my problem is that i am getting a very low value of drag..about 0.0003. the correct value is about 1.4.. i could not find where i went wrong. can u help me thanks a lot |
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January 12, 2008, 02:52 |
Re: very low drag
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You may want to be careful in the unit conversion. I suggest you model in Gambit using metres and also make sure your ref. values are correct.
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January 14, 2008, 00:15 |
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it worked.... thanks a lot sham..
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