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Old   December 3, 2009, 15:51
Default How to plot the trajectory of a partical?
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Hello,

Now I am simulating an unsteady case. I want to plot the trajectories of some particals (pathlines). However, I think the pathline feature can only plot streamlines which are identical with pathlines in the steady flow. So I wonder if Fluent can meet my need. Thank you.

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Hello,

Now I am simulating an unsteady case. I want to plot the trajectories of some particals (pathlines). However, I think the pathline feature can only plot streamlines which are identical with pathlines in the steady flow. So I wonder if Fluent can meet my need. Thank you.

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Then choose the injection in the window of "Release from Injections".
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Thank you so much. I will explore this feature.

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Hi Lacy,

I just read the partical track part in the manual. It seems I have to define some injections to track particles and the injections are for discrete phase modal. However my case is a single phase flow. So I am wondering if I can use partical track in my modal. Thanks.

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