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June 13, 2009, 10:23 |
Low velocity car simulation
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Hai,,,
I want to simulate the 3d flow over a prototype car to obtain the value of Cd in low velocity, say 25 km/h (about 7 m/s). May I assume that the ground is not moving, so I just simulate the air flow with that velocity and the car and ground is standing still. With that low velocity, no need for me to simulate turbulent. am I right? Hmm.. should I estimate the boundary layer thickness first to set the smallest grid? THank you for ur answer. Elingselasri, student. |
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