Analyzing > Reporting Results > Report Types Reference > Specific Report Types > Moment Coefficient

Your Ad Here




Moment Coefficient

The moment coefficient report is represented in the simulation tree by a node, which has its own properties but is subject to the report node's pop-up menu.

The moment coefficient of force on a surface about an axis is defined as:

(24)

where and are the pressure and shear force vectors and is a vector defining the axis through point about which the moment is taken and is the position of face relative to . , , and are the reference density, velocity, area and radius, respectively.

The pressure force vector on surface face is computed as:

(25)

where is the face pressure, is the face area vector, and is the reference pressure. As defined, this is the force that the fluid exerts on the surface.

The shear force on surface face is computed as:

(26)

where is the stress tensor at face . This is the shear force exerted on the surface by the fluid.

Moment Coefficient Report Properties

Axis

A Cartesian vector specifying the axis of Eqn. 24 about which the moment is computed.

     

Force Option

Which of the forces (shear and pressure) will be considered in the computation of the moment.

 

Shear

Only the force due to shear, in Eqn. 24, will be considered.

 

Pressure

Only the force due to pressure, in Eqn. 24, will be considered.

 

Pressure & Shear

Both pressure and shear forces, and in Eqn. 24 will be considered.

     

Parts

A list of parts that will be used as the source for this report. Opens the in-place part selector for editing.

     

Axis Origin

A Cartesian position vector specifying the point on the axis about which the moment is taken.

     

Reference Area

The reference area for the computation of Eqn. 24.

     

Reference Density

The reference density for the computation of Eqn. 24.

     

Reference Pressure

The reference pressure for the computation of Eqn. 25.

     

Reference Radius

The reference radius for the computation of Eqn. 24.

     

Reference Velocity

The reference velocity for the computation of Eqn. 24.

Return to CD-adapco STAR-CCM+ Index


Your Ad Here