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How can I iteratively vary an input in order to achieve a particular output:

Tagged: cfx, fluid-dynamics, General, General - CFX
    • May 15, 2023 at 8:32 am
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      Example inputs could be: 1. A boundary value 2. Domain rotational velocity 3. Source In order to achieve a particular output i.e. 1. Temperature 2. Viscous losses/power consumption 3. Average scalar concentration CEL (CFX expression language) can be used in all cases to modify these inputs until outputs are equal to that desired. A “trigger” function is required to update at a particular interval for cases 1 and 2 but is not necessary for 3. See attached pdf for details of required CEL.

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      1. 2041040.pdf

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