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Old   May 22, 2018, 06:16
Post How to print k (TKE) on the console at every iteration..??
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Dear OFers, i have constructed a custom solver based on icoFoam. Now i want to add a line in order to print on console k (TKE) at every iteration. Does anyone know what line of code to add and where..??


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Dear Georg,
in order to print the turbulent kinetic energy k, you have to get access to the turbulence model (class) and print k. Something like that should work.

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Info<< turbulence->k() << endl;
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