Finding velocity at exact location

Asyraf Syazwan · October 5, 2016, 00:21

Hi everyone. I had a problem on my research and I need a help on it. I have done my simulation process and I want to know if there any ways to get the velocity on the exact location of my simulation. I have attached a photo to show my simulation result and I want to get the value of velocity at the red circle region. Thank you

monkey1 · October 5, 2016, 04:35

You can postprocess your results at a specific location in several ways:
1. draw the velocity profile on the surface of the interface or boundary (if it exists)
2. With "Insert->Location->Plane" you can place a pane at the position desired and draw on i the velocity profile or even calculate the average value over the plane
3. If you need the Velocity at one point just "Insert->Location->Point" and draw the velocity or use the "Tools->Probe" functionality of cfx post

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October 5, 2016, 04:35		#2
monkey1 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: Berlin, Germany Posts: 173 Rep Power: 14	You can postprocess your results at a specific location in several ways: 1. draw the velocity profile on the surface of the interface or boundary (if it exists) 2. With "Insert->Location->Plane" you can place a pane at the position desired and draw on i the velocity profile or even calculate the average value over the plane 3. If you need the Velocity at one point just "Insert->Location->Point" and draw the velocity or use the "Tools->Probe" functionality of cfx post