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Posted Dec 2, 2010, 2:07 a.m. EST 2 Replies
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Hi!
In my model, I have 16 outlets, now I use the boundary integration to get their velocity one by one, it's looks too slowly.
how can I get their velocity one-off?
Thank you very mush.
In my model, I have 16 outlets, now I use the boundary integration to get their velocity one by one, it's looks too slowly.
how can I get their velocity one-off?
Thank you very mush.
2 Replies Last Post Dec 2, 2010, 10:01 p.m. EST
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Hi
if you define your 16 integration operators (one on each boundary) then define 16 global values in the results section, and this is rather quickly done in V4.1 with the right-click- Duplicate functionality and a minimum of typing.
Then you need to solve each case into the same table one by one the first time.
The next safter olver run, you hit Richt-Click Clear and Evaluate All and you get your table polulated all in i go.
So some time to set it all up, no time to resolve, the best I can propose ;)
but you need 4.1
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Good luck
Ivar
if you define your 16 integration operators (one on each boundary) then define 16 global values in the results section, and this is rather quickly done in V4.1 with the right-click- Duplicate functionality and a minimum of typing.
Then you need to solve each case into the same table one by one the first time.
The next safter olver run, you hit Richt-Click Clear and Evaluate All and you get your table polulated all in i go.
So some time to set it all up, no time to resolve, the best I can propose ;)
but you need 4.1
--
Good luck
Ivar
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you!