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October 7, 2019, 12:18 |
Plotting pressure profile along a complex tubular structure
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Hello! I am new to CFD I have simulated flow through a complex tubular structure (model of a human trachea) and I am analysing the results. I would like to look at pressure change along the length of the structure using an XY plot.
For the Y axis I know how to select the scalar function, however I am unsure what to plot for the X axis. I have both a centreline and arbitrary planes(which are planes normal to the centreline) along the length of the structure however I can only see the option to plot either a 'direction' or a scalar function along the X axis. Any help would be much appreciated! |
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October 8, 2019, 04:18 |
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sounds like you should use the scalar field function which is the x component within the velocity vector - this assumes x is pointing along the axis of your domain and the tube is straight
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