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January 18, 2018, 07:36
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CFD Post Expression: How to calc a value at a time step?
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Hello CFD Community,
I have a transient calculation of laminar flow through a simple pipe which is periodical heated. Now I want to know the following: areaAve(Temperature)@OutletPlane "at Time = 0.20 [s]" The left side of the expression (areaAve(Temperature)@OutletPlane) works well but how to write an expression to get the average temperature at the OutletPlan "at the time 0.20 s"? I need this value as output parameter for a "response surface optimization". Thanks for any help! Kauf |
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