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Old   August 2, 2020, 17:06
Default Writing in regular time steps
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Hi every one.
I am trying to adjust my control-Dict to write my data on 0.01 second of my simulation. I am using PISO solver and MaxCO feature. So I used "AdjustableTimestep" for writing my data. I got my P,U and other things in 0.01 seconds as I wanted, but in Postprocessing folder, I got my forcecoefficients in a very irregular time steps, which should be actual time steps adjusted by my MaxCO. Do you know why it happens? How can I solve it?

Thank you for you kind help
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