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February 24, 2012, 04:15 |
line on surface / length-avereaged
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Hi,
I have a curved surface and I want to create multiple lines (spanwise = not curved) on this surface. How can I be sure, that my line is on the surface (if got the coordinates but they are not 100% correct)? This is important for me, because I have to compare nusselt number .... or is fluent using the closest nodes to my line? But I now want to calculate a length-averaged value on each of these lines. So do I have to choose the "area-weight-average"? Or which mode is equal to a length averaged value (I worked with CFX before and there was a length averaged option). Thanks |
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February 24, 2012, 04:57 |
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But when I manually change these coordinates so that my line is in my volume (but not on my surface) I don't get this error. |
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