Post-processing of local (or spatial) quantities

Definition: reminder

The local (or spatial) quantities are the quantities directly accessible in each point of the computation domain.

It can be a question of the:

• magnetic field H, magnetic flux density B,… in case of a magnetic application
• electric potential V, electric field E,… in case of an electric application
• temperature T,… in case of a thermal application

Uses of local quantities

The local quantities can be:

• computed and graphically represented in different forms (color shade, arrow, lines,…), on different spatial supports (volume region, cutting plane, 2D or 3D grid,…)
• stored in the Flux project and exported under various formats (text.txt, Excel.xls)

Graphic representation

The local quantities can be computed and graphically represented in different forms (color shade, lines…), on different spatial supports (volume region, cutting plane, 2D grid, multipoint support…). These various options are presented in the table below.

Results storage (saving) and exportation

The local quantities can be stored in the Flux project and exported under different formats (excel, text, xml, etc.). These various options are presented in the table below.