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September 5, 2003, 16:02 |
Is vector plot reliable?
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Hi all,
I apply a constant inlet velocity in r-direction at boundary condition panel. When I solve the problem, and used vector plot for examining the radial velocities, I found that the there are axial components too (at the boundary), but when I just used xy plot, I saw the radial velocity that I expected. Do you think there is a problem with vector display, or I do something wrong? I used FLUENT 6. Thank you, Mazyar |
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September 6, 2003, 13:58 |
Re: Is vector plot reliable?
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When you plot, for example, vectors of velocity, you plot the whole velocity vector field (axial + radial).
When you choose Readial Velocity, you just influence vector colors and the lateral scale. You have to define a custom vector to plot radial velocity. Hi ap |
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