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Last post: February 8, 2012 12:50pm UTC
February 7, 2012 4:27pm UTC
How to integrate fluxes across a line
I know that it is very easy to integrate a quantity over a boundary. My question is: it is possible to integrate a quantity over a line between two points belonging to a boundary ? I dont need to integrate the quantity over the entire boundary, but only over a part of that boundary
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February 7, 2012 4:44pm UTC in response to Carlo Gualtieri
Re: How to integrate fluxes across a line
You can choose Line Integration in the Results - Derived values section. You must some way create this line in the geometry in order to be able to select it as the integration path. You can find some line primitives under more primitives or you might create a line on a workplane.
Cheers
Edgar
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February 7, 2012 4:49pm UTC in response to Edgar Kaiser
Re: How to integrate fluxes across a line
Thanks a lot.
Your suggestion is suitable in the version 3.5a ?
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February 8, 2012 12:50pm UTC in response to Carlo Gualtieri
Re: How to integrate fluxes across a line
One click into the Postprocessing menu shows you that you have Edge Integration in 3.5a. And you can draw lines in 3.5a.
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