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malay July 19, 2014 07:09

pressure Vs simulation time
 
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I have simulated a transient problem by fluent , I need to plot pressure vs simulated time by fluent , how can do that ??

this pic experimental results that i want plot my simulated result like it

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syavash July 19, 2014 07:53

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Originally Posted by malay (Post 502250)
I have simulated a transient problem by fluent , I need to plot pressure vs simulated time by fluent , how can do that ??

this pic experimental results that i want plot my simulated result like it

Hi,
It is possible. You can find it under Solve->Monitors->Surface...
There you can define and monitor a quantity of solution at each time step or iteration.
Goodluck

malay July 19, 2014 08:17

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Originally Posted by syavash (Post 502259)
Hi,
It is possible. You can find it under Solve->Monitors->Surface...
There you can define and monitor a quantity of solution at each time step or iteration.
Goodluck

Hi , thanks for reply
Your advice just if i don't have solution , I mean how can i do that if i already made the simulation

syavash July 19, 2014 08:25

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Originally Posted by malay (Post 502261)
Hi , thanks for reply
Your advice just if i don't have solution , I mean how can i do that if i already made the simulation

All right, If you have saved multiple data during your transient simulation, you could extract the pressure at a particular surface and put it all together and then plot! You might do it via a post-processing tool like CFD-POST.
Goodluck

malay July 19, 2014 08:29

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Originally Posted by syavash (Post 502265)
All right, If you have saved multiple data during your transient simulation, you could extract the pressure at a particular surface and put it all together and then plot! You might do it via a post-processing tool like CFD-POST.
Goodluck

thank you so much , i am grateful if you drop some explanation lines for this method ...


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