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May 7, 2017, 04:07	Post-process decomposed case after a simulation	#1
scigowtham New Member Gowtham Sivaraman Join Date: Jul 2016 Location: India Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	I have simulated a case with reactingFoam using 4 cores (decomposed case). Now I have solutions (p, U etc..) at various time steps in different processor folders. I wish to do a conventional post-processing using command line utility postProcess -func vorticity How can this be done on a decomposed case without reconstructing the solution? Akshay_11235 and fran.cesc like this.

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