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[oh minseong]

Hi there,

I am researching the calorific value of batteries through 3D fluid analysis. I am checking the results of the analysis with CFD-Post, and I would like to use Max temperature as an output parameter here. However, if normal temperature is used, the average temperature of the entire battery is displayed.

I tried putting a phrase like areaAve(max(Temperature,))@wall battery part air in CFD-Post Expressions, but it didn't work.

How can I solve this problem??
I would appreciate it if you could let me know.

Thanks in advance

[Rob]

Using "areaAve" isn't going to help. What other options are there? Something with "max" in the definition may be a good starting point. 

[oh minseong]

I can't define MAX(x,y) .I've been looking for it, but I'm still not sure.

[Rob]

That's the maximum of the two values, so should return maximum of x or y.  

Try maxVal(Velocity v)@baffled   If you create a new Expression using the CFD Post editor then right click into the window there are a few options to choose from. Note, if you're using Fluent all of this can be found in the Report Surface (Volume) panel.