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Is it a good idea to add an arrow to Fluid.SweptVolume as for most of Translational.Components?
In class documentation it is said: "The force of the flange results from the pressure difference between medium and ambient pressure and the cross sectional piston area". But nothing about sign convention.
For me, as a new user, it took a lot of time to understand why the force is negative while the pressure is above ambient pressure.
Adding arrow can help to get better understanding. For example Translational.Examples.WhyArrows is very helpful.
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@christiankral As we no longer have active library officers for Fluid and as @sergniko referred to Mechanical.Translational, could you please take care of it? Thanks a lot.
Is it a good idea to add an arrow to Fluid.SweptVolume as for most of Translational.Components?
In class documentation it is said: "The force of the flange results from the pressure difference between medium and ambient pressure and the cross sectional piston area". But nothing about sign convention.
For me, as a new user, it took a lot of time to understand why the force is negative while the pressure is above ambient pressure.
Adding arrow can help to get better understanding. For example Translational.Examples.WhyArrows is very helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: