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November 8, 2017, 11:45 |
Plotting vertical velocity profile over a surface
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Luca
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Hello guys,
I am studying the effect of wind vertical speed profile impacting on my object (a train pantograph) on the aero forces generated on its components. To do this, i would like to plot the wind vertical profile with the y axis having its zero on the roof of the train, i.e. where physically there is the adherence condition, the velocity is zero and the boundary layer development is started. I know how to extract the vertical profile through the ''plot over line'' command in paraview, now my question is: Is it possible to plot velocity vectors departing from the same exact line used for the ''plot over line command''? I think the best way to understand my goal is to look at the attached image where I roughly draw by hand what I would like to obtain. Thanks to anyone who will spend his/her precious time to help me! Cheers, Luca |
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boundary layer, plotoverline, wind profile |
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