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August 25, 2020, 03:25 |
How to convert .csv datapoints to volume?
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Sunag R A
Join Date: Jul 2019
Location: Bangalore, India
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Dear All,
I have a csv file which contains (x, y, z) co-ordinates along with temparature 'T' parameters. 1. I need this data to be converted to volume/mesh in OpenFoam. 2. Or, I need this data to be visualized in paraview. I imported csv file in paraview and used "TableToPoints" to visualize the points. 3. I tried Delaunay 2D and 3D for triangulation. But this filter did not match well. So, is there any way I could use csv file in OpenFoam to create a mesh from the points presented in csv file? Thanks and Regards, Sunag R A. |
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May 16, 2023, 05:01 |
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sadra mahmoudi
Join Date: Feb 2021
Location: Austria
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Hi sunagra, I have the same problem and I would be thankful if you help me. I am doing some experimental research and I have the velocity vector in a domain in a csv file. I would like ti read this file in the paraview in order to postprocess it. As far as I know, after importing the file, I need to use "table to point" filter. I did it successfully. Now, I would like to plot velocity over a line, but it does not work. I think there are some missing seteps in between in order to be able to post process further. I would be thankful if you share your opinion with me. Best regards |
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csv files, delaunay, mesh, paraview |
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