Directional Plane Averaging in Pipe

lastjedivol · July 22, 2019, 08:49

Hello everyone, i am recently working towards a simple pulsating flow in a pipe simulation, using OpenFoam. I am interested in averaging velocity (Y,Z plane) towards (X) direction. The problem seems quite simple, but i have not found any code or any post-process tool in order to do this job in Paraview/OpenFoam.

Any help would be appreciated!

camel · July 30, 2019, 11:02

Hi!

So you are trying to perform the space averaging? Or I missed something?

In case you want to perform space averaging, have a look at the postChannel utility code. This should help you.

Moreover, have a better look at the forums threads. There are some threads and comments on space averaging of LES pipe flow results. This should also help you.

Best regards!

July 22, 2019, 08:49	Directional Plane Averaging in Pipe	#1
lastjedivol New Member George Sof Join Date: Jun 2019 Posts: 13 Rep Power: 7	Hello everyone, i am recently working towards a simple pulsating flow in a pipe simulation, using OpenFoam. I am interested in averaging velocity (Y,Z plane) towards (X) direction. The problem seems quite simple, but i have not found any code or any post-process tool in order to do this job in Paraview/OpenFoam. Any help would be appreciated!

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July 30, 2019, 11:02		#2
camel New Member Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 20 Rep Power: 12	Hi! So you are trying to perform the space averaging? Or I missed something? In case you want to perform space averaging, have a look at the postChannel utility code. This should help you. Moreover, have a better look at the forums threads. There are some threads and comments on space averaging of LES pipe flow results. This should also help you. Best regards!