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I did a simulation from Workbench and in CFX Pre I defined as an "user point" the value of mass flow at a section.
This is an example of a simulation, but where are stored these results in the files? Time.JPG |
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The format of the res file is propriety so you are not going to find the details of where it is stored.
I suspect you are actually asking how can I get the raw data from the plot - In solver manager right click on the chart and select "Export Plot Variables". Alternately you can use the command line cfx5mondata to extract it.
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FYI: the mass flows at the boundaries are also predefined monitors, check Plot Lines -> Flow -> <choose boundary> -> P-Mass Boundary Flow on <boundary>
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