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Old   February 23, 2007, 03:08
Default Need help in postprocessing a combustion
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Hi, Iīm dealing with an IC engine and basically I need to know if all the mixture is burnt or how is the percentage of burnt mixture. When I see the Fluentīs documentation (chapter 16, section 2.1) I can see a variable "c", the progress variable. 0 means unburnt and 1 means totally burnt. Where can I found that value for postprocessing? I hope I was clear! Thank you in advance.
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Old   February 23, 2007, 03:25
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If you canīt access that value from the Fluentīs GUI, do you know the name of the variable in order to access it from an UDF?

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