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How can I find the maxima of a variable and the position of the maxima in CFX Post?

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    • March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
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      To find the maxima of a variable in CFX-Post: 1. From the top menu Insert, select Location and then Point. This will create a locator eg Point 1 2. In the lower left hand corner – in the window ‘Details of Point 1’. Choose, Method – Variable Maximum. Choose Variable – to be the variable you want the Maximum of. Hit Apply. This will show a ‘cross-hair’ in the View area showing where the Maximum value of the variable is located. 3. To find the X,Y,Z locations of Point1. Go to the top menu Tools>Function Calculator. Select: a. Function – probe b. Location – Point 1 c. Variable – X d. Hit Calculate 4. Repeat for Y and Z

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