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Old   August 26, 2005, 06:39
Default Creating streamline animation with steady flow
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Hi i have results from a steady flow simulation and now i want to creaate an animation file to show the velocity streamlines. I look at the timestep and realise i only have 1 timestep

help appreciated. thans

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Old   August 26, 2005, 11:42
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Hi,

In a steady state simulation you only have 1 timestep, the final timestep.If the flow is steady, the streamlines are steady. What kind of animation do you wanna do?

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Old   August 26, 2005, 14:39
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i want to animate the flow across a blunt sequentially. so i guess for animation purposes only transiet flow is alloweD?

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Old   August 26, 2005, 15:01
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Hi,

You may create animations from a steady state simulation, in Tutorial 1 (steady state simulation) is shown how to do that.

I still didn't understand what you intent to do.Do you want to see the points on streamlines moving forward? I think this isn't possible to do in CFX, but I'm not sure.

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Old   October 3, 2005, 15:38
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not very difficult to do in CFX5.7.1.Just using animation panel, you create the streamline line at 0s and define the first frame. Then change streamline line to 5 or 8s, and define the second frame. then adjust time step to 3000 or more between first and second frame. Then you can play your animation well.

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