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Hi,

You can use a for loop to iterate over each isosurface and calculate the area-averaged velocity in that surface. The syntax for the loop will depend on the programming language you are using, but in general, you will want to create a loop that iterates over the range of isosurfaces you created.

Within the loop, you can calculate the area-averaged velocity in each isosurface using the appropriate CFD Post or Fluent function.

Once you have calculated the area-averaged velocity in each isosurface, you can multiply it by the z value of that surface to get the answer for that surface.Add up for all the surfaces to get the total.

Hope you find it useful.

Thank you.