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I use salome to build the model,a round tube with a twisted tapes insert,
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If you don't have vorticity in your results, Paraview can calculate it from the velocity vector field. For the easiest solution, check the "gradients of unstructured dataset" filter.
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Use the "gradient of unstructured data set" filter to output the vorticity, how to know what equation it is using? thank you |
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