Hey, have you tried to use the Torque Goal? I mean, if Y is
yourvertical axis, and Z (for example) is your longitudinal axis,
thenX will be your transversal axis (of course). Then if you get
the Xtorque goal, you can know the force distribution just knowing
thedistance between application point of the torque (normally
yourorigin) and your front and rear wheel axle.
I'm doing just the same work, a car aerodynamic analysis, but
i'mnot sure if the results i get are real or not. Do you know
whatconfiguration must i set up in FloWorks to have a real
simulation?I mean, for example, turbulence intensity, turbulence
length,symmetry planes, how configure reynolds number, and
suchthings.
Could you help me ?
Thank you very much!!
Hey, have you tried to use the Torque Goal? I mean, if Y is yourvertical axis, and Z (for example) is your longitudinal axis, thenX will be your transversal axis (of course). Then if you get the Xtorque goal, you can know the force distribution just knowing thedistance between application point of the torque (normally yourorigin) and your front and rear wheel axle.