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Old   September 9, 2003, 09:50
Default Whay exactly is Wall Force in StarCD?
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Torsten Schenkel
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Hi,

we have a small problem with wall forces in StarCD.

StarCD gives us what it calls Wall Shear Forces in N. But what is this value related to? Which Area? I have no Idea, since a local Wall Force in N doesn't make any sense to me. I can have a force as integral of pressure or stress over a surface, but not as a stand alone local value.

So what is it that StarCD calls Wall Shear Force?

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Torsten
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Old   September 9, 2003, 19:44
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allan
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the wall force acts on the area of the shell cell, it will vary from cell to cell. if you have the wall force loaded as cell data then do:

oper getw area 5 oper divi 4 5 4 wplo

then this will give you the stress, if your more happy with that.

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Old   September 10, 2003, 04:29
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Thank you, that's what we figured out in the meantime. We do the calculation as you state it and I'm much more happy with that

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