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April 29, 2013, 13:41
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Viewing instantaneous Angle of Attack
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Tarak
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Hii,
I am running an oscillating airfoil case (oscillating sinusoidally as alpha=alpha_mean+amplitude*sin(omega*t)). In paraview I want to the instantaneous Angle of Attack being shown. Presently "annotate time" allows shifting and scaling of time, and if there is something similar to scale time sinusoidally rather than by a fixed number, it will be really good. Can anyone giv me any idea about how I can annotate the angle of attack on the screen? Thanks, Tarak |
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May 1, 2013, 05:55
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For future readers, Tarak got an answer here: Plot Angle of Attack Next to Transient Pitching Airfoil post #3
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