Integrating surface traction gives force, $\mathbf F=\int_S\mathbf t\,dS$, and its moment about a selected origin, $\mathbf M=\int_S\mathbf r\times\mathbf t\,dS$. Nondimensional coefficients additionally need reference dynamic pressure and reference dimensions; flow density and speed are not provided. Thus dimensional force and moment are determined, D.
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