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Becky
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Hello this is probably a very simple question but if I wanted to look at the average velocity at a pipe exit would I create a plane at the exit and then plot the average velocity at that plane?
Would that work? Thanks I’m quite new to ccm+ and cfd in general so sorry if it’s basic |
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Sebastian Engel
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Hi Becky,
as a general suggestion: work through the provided tutorials when you start with a new tool! It's not wasted time. To get the average velocity at the exit you would need to create a new report, a mass-flow report. As part select the exit boundary. Alternatively, you could create a mass-flow-averaged report over the velocity vector in outflow-boundary-normal direction. After creating a new report you can open the context menu (right click) on such report and add a monitor and plot. If any terms are unclear search the StarCCM help, or ask again. Best regards, Sebastian |
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