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Old   October 16, 2002, 04:10
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Roy Chen
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Hi~everyone i have a question about CFX see this pic(http://oz.nthu.edu.tw/~g903159/CFX/temp.jpg)

i want to know the data of any plane for example: in X-Y plane,i want to know average temperature (not distribution) of each plane,along Z axle. so i can plot a XY average temperature vs Z graph

can someone tell me how to do it?

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Old   October 16, 2002, 16:49
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In CFX Post you can calculate the average temperature using the calculator. Just select the plane of interest and the value you want to know on that plane. You will find out that you can calculate a lot more than only the average value.

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Old   October 21, 2002, 11:06
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If you only have a few planes then I would suggest just doing this by hand in CFX-Post. If you have many planes that you need to do this on then you should create a session file in CFX-Post for a single plane and the average, then go back and insert perl power syntax in the session file to create the other planes and averages that you need.

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Old   October 22, 2002, 08:50
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Roy
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Thank you very much for your help. I am a beginner of CFX-4. Would you please tell me what is "session file" and where I can find the description of session file. Thank you again for your help.
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Old   October 22, 2002, 16:24
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Hi Roy,

You are using CFX-4. The answers that I gave you only apply to CFX-5. Perhaps there are some CFX-4 experts out there who can answer your question for you, or your support person (most likely the best approach).

Neale.
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Old   October 22, 2002, 17:52
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Hi Roy,
Analysing the picture I suspect that you want the average temperature only for a side of the wall. I also saw that you have only 1 block. So, go back to BUILD and create a customized wall (under Create Patch 2D, e.g. WALL_1) and use the IPREC utility under the USRTRN subroutine. Inside this subroutine you can calculate the average temperate over the whole face of a block.
Good luck, cfd guy
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Old   October 22, 2002, 18:32
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The CFX-4-dump file can be used in CFX-Post. Consequently, my previous posting and Neale's posting are still valid, provided you have CFX-Post.

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Old   November 14, 2002, 12:17
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You can get it by setup a patch data output in OUTPUT option. It will be look like this
:>OUTPUT OPTIONS
:>FLOW STATISTICS

>>PATCH DATA

PATCH NAME 'wal11'

FILE NAME 'wall.dat'

AVERAGE

TEMPERTURE

EACH ITERATION
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