Saving boundary conditions to a variable

MentalVacancy · March 10, 2011, 17:21

Greeting everyone,

I am trying to use a custom script (within the Java macro function) to export boundary condition values, but I ran into some trouble. I am trying to use the function similar to the following:

SurfaceIntegralReport surfaceIntegralReport_0 = simulation_0.getReportManager().createReport(Surfa ceIntegralReport.class);

PrimitiveFieldFunction primitiveFieldFunction_0 = ((PrimitiveFieldFunction) simulation_0.getFieldFunctionManager().getFunction ("MassFlux"));

surfaceIntegralReport_0.getParts().setObjects(boun dary_0);

tempValue=surfaceIntegralReport_0.getValue();//Mass flow at inlet

Is anyone able to tell me if I am barking up the wrong tree? I need to save mass fluxes and pressures along inlets and outlets for a fluid flow problem.

Thanks in advance

MentalVacancy · March 15, 2011, 21:57

Shameless bump. Anyone have any insight into this problem?

abdul099 · March 22, 2011, 08:46

I didn't understand what your problem is. Maybe you can describe it a little bit more?

One point I was wondering about is where you try to assing a field function to your surface integral report. How should the software know, which field function value the report should give?

March 10, 2011, 17:21	Saving boundary conditions to a variable	#1
MentalVacancy New Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 10 Rep Power: 15	Greeting everyone, I am trying to use a custom script (within the Java macro function) to export boundary condition values, but I ran into some trouble. I am trying to use the function similar to the following: SurfaceIntegralReport surfaceIntegralReport_0 = simulation_0.getReportManager().createReport(Surfa ceIntegralReport.class); PrimitiveFieldFunction primitiveFieldFunction_0 = ((PrimitiveFieldFunction) simulation_0.getFieldFunctionManager().getFunction ("MassFlux")); surfaceIntegralReport_0.getParts().setObjects(boun dary_0); tempValue=surfaceIntegralReport_0.getValue();//Mass flow at inlet Is anyone able to tell me if I am barking up the wrong tree? I need to save mass fluxes and pressures along inlets and outlets for a fluid flow problem. Thanks in advance

March 15, 2011, 21:57	Bump	#2
MentalVacancy New Member Join Date: Mar 2011 Posts: 10 Rep Power: 15	Shameless bump. Anyone have any insight into this problem?

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March 22, 2011, 08:46		#3
abdul099 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Germany Posts: 636 Rep Power: 21	I didn't understand what your problem is. Maybe you can describe it a little bit more? One point I was wondering about is where you try to assing a field function to your surface integral report. How should the software know, which field function value the report should give?