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August 18, 2020, 00:02 |
DTCHull monitoring/Visualisation of forces
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Jack
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Hello All,
I am a new openfoam user looking to simulate hull resistance in calm waters using openFoam. I am troubled with the data plot I have (Force_Plot) compared to the one i found online (OF_Force_Plot) both attached below. Can see there is a huge difference is the forces data plotted in the x-direction. Would like to understand why and which part i did wrongly. Please feel free to leave your insights and discussions! Thanks! |
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dtchull tutorial, resistance force |
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