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Anurag
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Hi All
I want to view secondary currents that originate at the air-water interface of a partially filled pipe in Paraview. I have done simulations in OpenFOAM interFoam. How can I visualise them? The secondary currents originate on the c/s of the pipe. Thanks. |
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