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Old   May 6, 2023, 03:42
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Hello, everyone.
I have some questions about the output variables. I run an unsteady flow computation and want to get the time average flow field. I have seen the SU2 can define functions like AreaAvg or FlowAvg, so can SU2 output the time average result directly? Or is there any way that I can get it quickly?
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You can get the time-average value of an output or output group by adding TAVG_"output or group" to the screen or history output. For example, LIFT -> TAVG_LIFT, AERO_COEFF -> TAVG_AERO_COEFF
To get more information you can also use the dry run mode to list the available outputs, SU2_CFD -d config.cfg
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You can get the time-average value of an output or output group by adding TAVG_"output or group" to the screen or history output. For example, LIFT -> TAVG_LIFT, AERO_COEFF -> TAVG_AERO_COEFF
To get more information you can also use the dry run mode to list the available outputs, SU2_CFD -d config.cfg
Thank you for your reply, I will try it again. I'm much obliged to you.
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You can get the time-average value of an output or output group by adding TAVG_"output or group" to the screen or history output. For example, LIFT -> TAVG_LIFT, AERO_COEFF -> TAVG_AERO_COEFF
To get more information you can also use the dry run mode to list the available outputs, SU2_CFD -d config.cfg
Sorry to bother you. I was wondering if it's possible to obtain the time-averaged information, such as pressure, after completing the entire calculation. Or do I need to list all the necessary information in the configuration file and then run it?
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You need to choose outputs before running
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You need to choose outputs before running
Thank you so much for your incredibly generous help.
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