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Old   June 13, 2010, 04:31
Default How to access a parameter from a previous timestep
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Hi, I have a problem with a CEL-expression, where the density from the previous timestep (transient simulation) is needed for the calculation. Is it possible to access the density from this previous timestep just by using CEL-Code?

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hi, you have to use density(current time step -1)@somewhere. search for the syntax code of the current time step (for example, current iteration number is "citern"). i don't know surely, but it should work.
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Sorry, but the answer is no. It is not possible. This is the biggest failing in CFX CEL. You may be able to use an additional variable and make use of the fact the CEL is updated at the start of a time step and additional variables at the end - but I have not confirmed this works.
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I used it by adjusting the RPM's, outlet pressures etc. But as I see, for the flow parameters it is not suitable. It's really a big fail...
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What is an RPM?
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