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September 2, 2015, 09:37 |
Create volume in CFX post for analysis purposes
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Nicolas
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Dear forum members,
I'm looking for a possibility to create a geometrically defined volume that I can later perform calculations on. Or to put it in other words, I want to create a rectangular cuboid within my fluid domain that I can refer to for additional calculations, e.g. calculate volume averaged properties. So in my fluid domain, I can create a volume via locations and limit this volume in one dimension (e.g. z-dimension). However, I can't add any more limitations regarding the x- and y-dimension. Any ideas how this can be done? I probably could create a group of iso clips from respective planes and average the results outside CFX, but this is not straight forward and not a “real” volume averaging, so I hope there is a better option. |
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September 2, 2015, 09:44 |
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Lance
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One idea:
Make an expression defining your boundaries e.g. if(x>1[m],1,0)+if(x<2[m],1,0)+ .... Make a variable of your expression. Make an iso volume of your variable and plot it at value = 6 |
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September 3, 2015, 11:36 |
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Nicolas
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Thank you very much for this idea, worked like a charm ;-)
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October 17, 2015, 03:08 |
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vikas yadav
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Dear lavoz,
i am also stuck in the same problem. could you please tell me how u have made the expression? |
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April 16, 2019, 17:43 |
Can u help me out too pls
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Amiya
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Can you please describe in detail.i am performing free surface flow with water being seperated into two halfs by an obstruction I wish to find out the volume passing through right side of the obstruction only.how can I do that?
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December 14, 2020, 09:15 |
specific answer
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jiangsu
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according to the responder above>>
eg. if(x>-165[m],1,0)+if(x<-45[m],1,0)+if(y>31[m],1,0)+if(y<122[m],1,0)+if(z>0[m],1,0)+if(z<8[m],1,0) this expression means mesh coordinates(x,y,z) input will be exported as 0 or 1, so that the algorithm will distinguish and chose the mash cell range(final output will be 6). then, you will get the mesh iso-trim volume. my first answer. |
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July 5, 2021, 10:27 |
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The step is fine for simple volumetric shapes. What if the volume is more complex. Is it for example possible to import a bunch of stl surfaces that define a volume?
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post processing, volume, volume averaging, volume generation |
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