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Old   February 15, 2022, 14:31
Question Calculating average velocity Umean on a line
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Hello dear foamers,

I observe Ux (x component of velocity U) over a line during my 2d, transient analysis by this script within my controldict.

Code:
functions{

myLinefunction{
   type sets;
   libs ("libsampling.so");
   interpolationScheme 	cellPoint;
   setFormat raw;
   writeControl   timeStep;
   writeInterval  1;
   sets
   (
	data
	{
		type uniform;
		axis xyz;
		start (0.349493 -0.357075 0.0);
		end (0.349493 0.357075 0.0);
		nPoints 200;
	}
   );
   fields 	(U);
}

}
However, I don't want this. I want OpenFOAM to calculate automatically the Umean if it is possible. The sketch below demonstrates the thing I want.
umean.png

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