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Old   October 3, 2016, 13:27
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Hello,

I want to plot velocity along a line which is straight but with varying x and y coordinates. The z is constant. Please see the attached figure. For this I am unable to get how to get some constant length which entertains both x and y.

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Ok I sorted out, I made a custom field function and defined an r = sqrt(x*x+y*y) but the problem still persist, I can't get shear stress on wall which is at maximum r and the velocity is also not getting right.
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What is the problem? Just be aware that Fluent will have to interpolate the cell values onto your line probe. Getting wall shear stress also involves some interpolation/extrapolation.
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