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Old   March 4, 2011, 07:40
Default Matlab PP: Generating X-vel Contour Error Plot
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Hi,
I'd like to generate a 2d contour plot through a slice (y=0) from two different versions of the same model (one meshed by me, one by my predecessor) and then create a plot of the difference in velocities between them.

There are a few problems here that I can see:
the meshes are different (one structure one tets)
the meshes have a different origin (0,0,0)

I've output two ASCII files (one from each) of x-vel along the relevant plane but I can't work out how on earth to generate the required plot.

I've been trying this in matlab but this:

%-Clear all
clear all;
close all;
format('longe')

%-Common Grid Density Settings
meshmax=1.5;
meshdens=0.01;

%-Input data files
low1 = csvread('192.csv',2,1);
low2 = csvread('248.csv',2,1);

x=low1(:,1);
y=low1(:,2);
V=low1(:,4);

commongrid = meshgrid(-meshmax:meshdens:meshmax,-meshmax:meshdens:meshmax);


is as far as I've got. Can anyone suggest how to progress?
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if the problem is different meshes, you can interpolate one of the results to another in FLUENT and then compare.
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(can I ask how?)

I'm not sure this will work as one mesh has some extra (pipe) at either end of the model and the origin will still be different.
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different origin is not a matter and you can get rid of.
this method will work if you want to compare to slices with the same boundary positions. (it seems that this constraint should be satisfied!)
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the boundary positions aren't the same unfortunately. (Both in the x and Y directions. Only the Z [cross section] is the same). I think I have to do it either solely in Tecplot or in Matlab?
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I meant that 2 planes which you want to compare should be similar and have the same dimensions not positions,i.e. similar in local coordinates. their origin and/or angles with axises can be different and as I said before you can get rid of them.
if this is the case, using profile files after translating or rotating grids may help.
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