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Old   November 29, 2011, 21:04
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Hello, everyone.
Please help me with the field function in Star CCM+.
I'm try to make one boundary moving. Its velocity depends on the force on it. Now I use 'report' to calculate the force on that boundary which is named Force1. And the velocity should be 0.1*Force1. Can I write the field function like 0.1*$$Force1?
Actually, it doesn't work. The error is 'Unable to compute field function **** on vertices of region **'. How can I write it?
Please help me. Thank you.


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Chenguang

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Old   November 29, 2011, 23:13
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Oh, I see now. It should be written like [$ForceReport*0.1,0,0], right?
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