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December 16, 2004, 03:50
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How to define mass flow rate using UDF?
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Hi,
I have triied to define mass flow rate using UDF for unsteady calculation but unsuccessfully. The mass flow rate is a linear function of the time t (e.g. : q=a*t+b). Could someone tell me how to do this? Regards |
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December 16, 2004, 06:17
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I am afraid that we will probably need more information. Why is it unsuccessful? What error message, if any, are you getting. Also, can we see your UDF source code?
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December 16, 2004, 09:30
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Re: How to define mass flow rate using UDF?
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Hi Andrew,
Thanks a lot for your answer. After many tries, we have found the solution by defining mass flux using UDF and not mass flow rate. Regards |
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December 25, 2004, 01:36
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Hello i am intersting in you UDF,can you tell me how you solve your problem or can you give me you UDF source.Thank you
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