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August 6, 2020, 04:54 |
How trajectory of particles from an Open Foam simulation
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Lucie Recurt
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Hello everyone!
I'm currently trying to track particle using the solver icoUncoupledKinematicParcelFoam of OpenFoam 7. My simulation runs well but the only positions for the particles that I get are barycentric coordinates. And I didn't find on Internet an easy method to switch barycentric coordinates to cartesian's ones... So I tried to do it using Paraview by using this method: 1) run the simulation 2) type paraFoam on the terminal 3) add the filter extrudeBlocks and chose lagrangian data 4) open a new layout and select spreedsheet view 5) export date into .csv file I was really happy with this method when I figured out there was a problem. Indeed, if, for exemple, in the file time1.csv, at the line 3 there is the coordinate of the particle 3 then in the file time2.csv, at the line 3 it's not the coordinate of the particle 3 anymore but of another one... It's really a problem for me because I need to follow the trajectory of the particles... I was wondering if there is a way in Paraview to print the trajectory of particles? Thanks to all in advance, hope someone know how to do that... |
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cartesian, coordinate, openfoam, particle, trajectory |
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