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Old   April 1, 2016, 18:07
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Hello everyone,

I am simulating a 2D airfoil and calculating lift and drag coefficients using forcecoeffs in openFoam. To do so I think openfoam needs pressure data at each time step, therefore if I do the simulation in parallel can I still calculate the lift and drag coeffs considering that pressure data is not available and is distributed between the processors?

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forceCoeffs is parallelised. If you execute the application that runs this function object using the -parallel switch, it will have all the data required.
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