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kyla
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Can I determine the discharge of a given point or section in flow 3d without using flux surface?
It takes time to run the simulation again so I would like to know if there is a possible shortcut to get the discharge even without flux surface. |
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zohran arif
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You can get the discharge at mesh extents in probe-> mesh boundary history , other way is to manually calculate using velocity (by flow3d) and area.
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