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Mohammed Gowhar
Join Date: Feb 2014
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Hi all
I am on the moving frame of reference. I measure the Velocity on Z-direction and find the new height reached by my body. Initial Height h0 = 41 meter h=$h+($Vz*$TimeStep) At every time step i gain new height and i want to get tat new height so tat i can implement to use it on Standard Atmosphere Density Distribution formula. Thanks in Advance Cheers Gowhar |
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Chaotic Water
Join Date: Jul 2012
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If i understand your question right - Field Sum Monitor of "$Vz*$TimeStep" with corresponding Report would help: you will get your additive value of "$h+($Vz*$TimeStep)".
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Mohammed Gowhar
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"Field Sum Monitor" sum the values of "$Vz*$TimeStep" of all the cells of selected Region. I want to create a report and monitor the $hReport=$hReport+($Vz*$TimeStep) in the simulation and use the "$hReport" as input for Atmosphere.
I have attached the image of the Formula which i required to create and monitor In this h(n+1) is current time step. h(n) is value at previous time step. I hope you understand |
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