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June 15, 2022, 17:24 |
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Nima
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Hello all,
I have a transient simulation for 1000 timesteps and timestep size of 0.0001 s . Now I want to get the average of a field variable (lets say pressure) over flow time on a plane. (please note the attached figure. I have the data files autosaved in every 50 timesteps but they only have the reports for mass flow rate. Besides when I export the final case and data to CDAT and want to add more timesteps there is no option since there is just one .trn file. Is there any way I can plot such contour that shows the time-average of a flow variable on a geometrical feature over time? I wonder if anyone can guide me on that. I have heard of data sampling but there are problems if I want to follow that path: 1) This solution is the continuation of a previous steady. 2) I did a mistake and did not enable data sampling option at the start of calculation; The simulation takes so long so I guess there should be a easier way... Thanks in advance for your help |
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