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Old   July 9, 2016, 12:26
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I want to create expression to find Froude number (v/(gy)^0.5) at a certain location using line, from expression avgvelocity()@line1/(areaInt(water.vf)@line1/area()@line1)*g )^0.5 but it showed error. also I used the same expression for plane, the same problem occur
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Showing the error message might help.....

Note there is no function "avgvelocity()@line1".
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Showing the error message might help.....

Note there is no function "avgvelocity()@line1".
now the expression contain, function variable and location but still it gives error if bracket and SQRT removed only error from (Velocity) other wise error occur in all term under root.
areaAve(Velocity)@line1/[(areaInt(Water.Volume Fraction)@line1/area()@line1)*g]^0.5
I used velocity same as in the CFX documentation
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CEL does not use square brackets. They need to be normal brackets.

You cannot do areaInt() of a line object. Or maybe you can - but the answer is zero as it has no area. Likewise the area() of a line is zero as well.

You still have not posted the error message you are getting....
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CEL does not use square brackets. They need to be normal brackets.

You cannot do areaInt() of a line object. Or maybe you can - but the answer is zero as it has no area. Likewise the area() of a line is zero as well.

You still have not posted the error message you are getting....
the follow error occur for line and plane
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...HZWQWZzRkFHNHc
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...1daaXlnZEQxRUU
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The error message says exactly what the problem is. There is no variable called "Velocity", there is "U Velocity", "V Velocity" and "W Velocity", or the short version u, v, w.
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The error message says exactly what the problem is. There is no variable called "Velocity", there is "U Velocity", "V Velocity" and "W Velocity", or the short version u, v, w.
I used U Velocity, and change bracket to normal the same error occur!!!
areaAve(U Velocity)@Plane 1/((areaInt(Water.Volume Fraction)@Plane 1/area()@Plane 1)*g)^0.5
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Look in the CFX reference guide for the variable names. You need to get the variable names correct or it won't accept them. It is also case sensitive.
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Look in the CFX reference guide for the variable names. You need to get the variable names correct or it won't accept them. It is also case sensitive.
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I used the velocity variable as cited in CFX reference but same error happen, just for test I used pressure (p) it gives a result as in attached pictures.
thanks for your suggestion
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...WNlcjVVTDA1Mzg
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B3...VpQZUl1c29OZms
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