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I want to get the pressure of points on dynamic mesh wall, how to set fluent to monitor these value? Thanks in advance!
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If you mean dynamical mesh problem with actual geometry motion, I think you can create in GAMBIT small surface on the wall and create monitor for it - this surface will be attached to the mesh and will move together with it. If you need more points, you can also try to get and save values manualy using UDF.
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dear Abdula Brinza
could you give me more details about saving values using UDF? In addition, it will be difficult to creat small surface in gambit, because it will cause mesh generation. could you give me more information? any informations are appreciated! regards! |
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