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hi,
I want to measure the mass flow rate of a certain area in my model. I have a car and I want to know how much air goes through the radiator. Since the radiator is modeled as a subdomain with interfaces to the main domain, i have actually an already defined face where I want to measure the mass flow rate. So basically what I want to do is to measure the mass flow rate through a face. How do I do that? Cheers, Jon EDIT: Oh I'm so stupid. If I just use the function calculator and calculate the "massflow" through this face, that's it, right? Cheers! |
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