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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Hi foamers,
I specified a fixedGradient boundary condition for the temperature in a patch at the wall. How can I access this value from inside the solver to do some further calculations? Any help appreciated ! Cheers, Pascal |
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I figured it out by myself. I wanted to access the temperature gradient at the wall.
It's actually pretty easy. I somebody is interested to code is as follows: Code:
scalarField gradTField = T.boundaryField()[heatedWallPatchID].snGrad(); |
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Mehtab
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Hi,
What should I do if I want to access temperature value at inlet in fvPatchFields to modify boundary condition. |
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