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Old   September 13, 2006, 02:03
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Hi, I am doing a transient simulation. Inorder to reduce the size of the result files I choose only relevant varibles to be output in the res file. Although it reduces the file size, it also causes problems in POST. I am not able to calculate mass flow and torque accurately. I have learnt that for partial result files, the integration point flows are not written, hence this cud be the problem. Is there a way to overcome this or is there another method to reduce the size of the output files??

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Old   September 13, 2006, 07:19
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You need to include all the variables that the code needs to calculate mass flow and torque e.g. density, velocity, pressure, surface shear stress.
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Old   September 13, 2006, 07:54
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Yes all of those variables have been included.
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Old   September 13, 2006, 08:04
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Sans,

there is an (undocumented) Expert Parameter you can set to include the ip mass flow in the partial results files:

mfloip to trn files = t

This will give you accurate mass flow calculations in Post at the expense of larger file sizes.

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Old   September 14, 2006, 05:18
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Thanks a lot !!!!! shall try it out n let u knw!!!!!!

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Old   September 15, 2006, 20:52
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Don't forget to set "output boundary flows = t" as well so that you can compute accurate forces.
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Old   September 27, 2013, 22:24
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The tip from Johnson is correct and will fix the calculations, but i think you still want a small file size, try also to use one available compression options , you will have a compromise among precision and HD space.

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