2D plot of temperature and velocity

BigBoBy · October 13, 2022, 13:04

Hello
I am relatively new in Tecplot. Therefore, the question is probably relatively simple. I have made a section through a 3D body (3D Fluiddomain). In the section plane I have the contour of the temperature displayed. Additionally I want to display the velocity vectors in that plane. But only the velocity in the y-z plane. I do not understand which vector variables I must select for it (U;V;W). Or how can I set the U vector to 0? Maybe this picture will help you with my problem.

Velocity.jpg

wsfowler · October 17, 2022, 13:35

To plot vectors you need the individual vector components. These are usually named something like: "U", "V", "W" or "X-Velocity", "Y-Velocity", "Z-Velocity". These should be assigned to the U,V,W fields in the Vector Details dialog.

So in your case I'd switch to the 2D Plot Type and assign Z & Y to the X- and Y-axes respectively. In 2D you only need to assign U&V vector components as well. So in your case I'd assign the "Z Velocity" vector component to U and and "Y Velocity" vector component to V.

I hope this helps.
Scott

October 13, 2022, 13:04	2D plot of temperature and velocity	#1
BigBoBy New Member Bob Join Date: Aug 2022 Posts: 14 Rep Power: 4	Hello I am relatively new in Tecplot. Therefore, the question is probably relatively simple. I have made a section through a 3D body (3D Fluiddomain). In the section plane I have the contour of the temperature displayed. Additionally I want to display the velocity vectors in that plane. But only the velocity in the y-z plane. I do not understand which vector variables I must select for it (U;V;W). Or how can I set the U vector to 0? Maybe this picture will help you with my problem. Velocity.jpg Last edited by BigBoBy; October 13, 2022 at 14:13.

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October 17, 2022, 13:35		#2
wsfowler Senior Member Scott Fowler Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 123 Rep Power: 17	To plot vectors you need the individual vector components. These are usually named something like: "U", "V", "W" or "X-Velocity", "Y-Velocity", "Z-Velocity". These should be assigned to the U,V,W fields in the Vector Details dialog. So in your case I'd switch to the 2D Plot Type and assign Z & Y to the X- and Y-axes respectively. In 2D you only need to assign U&V vector components as well. So in your case I'd assign the "Z Velocity" vector component to U and and "Y Velocity" vector component to V. I hope this helps. Scott