[Prudviraj]

Originally Posted by vinerm

Each line will give you one point at its angular position. And that point is located at water volume fraction of 0.5 along the length of the line.

So, either you can define an expression that directly reports the radial location of the volume fraction of water 0.5 or you can plot volume fraction of water vs. length of each line (or radial coordinate if you have defined that in CFDPost) and then check value of the radial coordinate or length of line, whichever you used for the Chart, where volume fraction of water is 0.5. Just note down this value for that particular line. Collect all this data and then plot it as a curve in some external plotting tool. Its more work when you do it using lines.

Dear sir, thanks for the response and the way you suggested......Your style of guidance and clarifying doubts will be highly appreciated and recommended....

Many thanks to Dear Vinerm sir.....

[vinerm]

Have you been able to finally extract the profile you were looking for?

[Prudviraj]

Originally Posted by vinerm

Have you been able to finally extract the profile you were looking for?

Dear vinerm sir....i am getting satisfactory results.....Many thanks for your suggestions....