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September 23, 2020, 15:13
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View Field Functions
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Barend
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Hi Guys.
I am quite new to Star CCM+. Is there a way to view what the field function graph will look like as equated by Star prior to running the simulation. I have a heat flux input and I have created a report and plot from report on that boundary to follow the heat flux in W/Area vs time, but it does not nearly coincide with what the heat Flux vs time graph in Excel looks like. Thanks in advance |
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September 26, 2020, 23:51
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Ping
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it is not quite clear what you are asking but if we assume you have defined a user field function for heat flux as a function of time - and if this is the case then you can graph this within the user field function definition menu to check its form before running the case
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September 29, 2020, 16:11
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Barend
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It is in fact the answer I was looking for.
Thanks. |
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