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Old   February 13, 2021, 14:21
Default Calculate teh volume averaged field value
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could it be possible that we cannot simply calculate the average field value of a specified quantity such as the temperature or pressure? I am aware of the fieldAverage object function but this will create a new vol*Field and I am just interested in the overall average value. An example, I am interested in the average temperature in the whole domain. If there is no option, I may add the average value to the min/max object function.


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