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June 25, 2013, 05:56
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running utility command every timeStep
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Thomas Reviol
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Dear Foamers,
I am running an unsteady calculation and I want to calculate the mean Stanton-Number with the mean values of some timeSteps. My Problem is, I have to calculate the mean wallHeatFlux, or the wallHeatFlux for every timeStep. And I dont' know how to realise an automatic procedure to do this. Is there any posibility to run the utility "wallHeatFlux" for every timeStep, e.g. via a function in the controlDict? Or does anyone know alternatives to calculate the mean wallHeatFlux? Regards Thomas |
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June 25, 2013, 09:21
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Thomas Reviol
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Hello Foamers,
I found the function "systemCall" (see $FOAM_SRC/postProcessing/functionObjects/systemCall). With this function, it is possible to run the utility "wallHeatFlux" for each TimeStep. With this function, the effort to estimate the stanton-number is very high. Does anyone know a better method? Regards Thomas |
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