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July 19, 2021, 09:56 |
Plotting streamlines on a sliding mesh
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How to import 'x-velocity' and 'y-velocity' data into Tecplot-360, and draw streamlines?
I am using a sliding mesh to simulate flow past a rotating elliptic cylinder in ANSYS. When I import the case & data file into Tecplot and try to draw the streamlines, they break at the interface of the stationary and rotating domain. I have attached an image of the problem I am facing. I am given to understand that importing just the 'x-velocity' and 'y-velocity' data will resolve this problem, but I don't know how to go about it. I'd be grateful if anyone could elucidate how to import the files, and what to do once they are imported in Tecplot. I viewed this video on youtube- "Tecplot 360 Interpolation". But when I tried it, my cylinder disappeared, so it wasn't much help. PS: I have Tecplot 360 EX 2014. |
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