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Old   December 19, 2012, 18:18
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Hello,

Does anybody know if Fluent is able to determine a specific point, for example, I have a cylinder as a model and I'm wondering if Fluent can find the point which has the lowest temperature in a heat transfer problem, and give me the coordinates..

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Old   December 20, 2012, 01:52
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I don't think so.
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I think it can be easily implemented by UDF. Take a look at macro called DEFINE_ON_DEMAND in UDF guide.
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Thank you..both !!
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Goodmorning Sixkillers
I read the DEFINE_ON_DEMAND in UDF guide and I used the example.. Unfortunatelly I am not familiar with C language, so for that example, I can only take the min and max of temperature and not the coordinates.. Am I doing it wrong or I have to do something more ??

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I think it can be easily implemented by UDF. Take a look at macro called DEFINE_ON_DEMAND in UDF guide.
Hello Sixkillers,
I read the DEFINE_ON_DEMAND in UDF guide and I used the example.. Unfortunatelly I am not familiar with C language, so for that example, I can only take the min and max of temperature and not the coordinates.. Am I doing it wrong or I have to do something more ??
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Old   December 26, 2012, 04:59
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You can use macro C_CENTROID to obtain centroid of each cell. Basically you need to iterate through all cells in your domain and save location (centroid) of a cell with min/max temperature and then print its location.
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