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October 23, 2005, 23:52 |
how to see velocity vectors are moving
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Hi to all I have done analysis on cfx.Now i want to see that how flow is going,i.e. how velocity vectors are moving in post process.Can anaybody tell that how i can set this?In addition suppose my domain is rotating( consider example of impeller of pump)i.e. i have taken one blade passage and i want to see it for whole geometry then how i can see it?
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October 24, 2005, 03:29 |
Re: how to see velocity vectors are moving
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You may use the animation feature to show moving vectors. For you sencond question, you may try the instance transform function.
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October 24, 2005, 06:30 |
buthow visulize that velocity vectors are moving.
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thanks henpeckedman,but i want to know how to set the animation so that we can visulize that velocity vectors are moving.
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October 24, 2005, 22:18 |
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In the main menu, use tools -> animation to open the animation editor. In the post-processing of the first CFX tutorial, the animation function is illustrated. You may also refer to the CFX-post help for more details.
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October 25, 2005, 09:12 |
Re: velocity vectors are moving in domain
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that is ok sir, How to see that velocity vectors are moving in domain.I want to visulize that velocity vectors are moving (going from one place to other) in domain.Whether I have to perform transient analysis or not for that.I want to see that velocity vectors are going (with motion) from inlet to outlet.
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October 29, 2005, 09:52 |
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hi Ravi, As far as i know you need to use transient simulation.
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