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How can I get data to compare with experimental results in CFD-Post?

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    • March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
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      If the coordinates of the measurement location are known, create a locater point. The predicted value of the measured quantity can be extracted using the “Probe” function in the Function Calculator. Predicted quantities may also be extracted from lines, polylines or surfaces and written to an ascii file for post-processing outside of CFD-Post. The values may be written to a .csv file under File->Export->Export .csv.

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