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[OpenFOAM] Flow_rate trough a "Coanda" grating in Paraview |
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May 9, 2016, 11:36 |
Flow_rate trough a "Coanda" grating in Paraview
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Hi everyone
I'm new in CFD, I am trying to simulate the performance of a "Coanda" grating , I`m using SimFlow for the simulation and Paraview 4.3 for the post processing. In fact what I need is to determine the flow rate trough the grating, I have been searching how, but I couldn't find anything. I found this response in another post but when I did that I could not determine the flow rate: "step 1:In filters--->alphabets you select calculator option. and then a block will be opened in that you select scalars---->U_X or U_Y depending on the direction you want. and name it in the Result array name as flow rate and then click apply. step 2: and the n select filters---->alphabets----> integrate variables option. step 3:It will display one window in that you select the variable name you have given flowrate step 4:Now, filters----->alphabets---->plot selection over time now click the copy active selction option and then press apply" Could you help me please |
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flow rate, grating, paraview, paraview 4.3, simflow |
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