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Frederik August 22, 2005 10:02

display filled contour of temperature gradient
 
Hi ,

I have a 2D temperature distribution in the domain and I want to display temperature gradient profile (filled coutour) ... any body can tell me how can I get this distribution as a contours in all the domain .., and how to specefy the component of the gradient vector dT/dx ,dT/dy....

thanks in advance friends... frederik

Masood August 22, 2005 14:10

Re: display filled contour of temperature gradient
 
hi fredrick

in the display menu goto contours. then from pull down menu slect temprature. and check the filled option. and u will get the temprature cotours.

chao...

helper August 22, 2005 15:05

Re: display filled contour of temperature gradient
 
You can have access to the temperature gradients if you activate the "expert" menu. This is how to activate it. In the TUI ("/solve/set"), type "expert" and say "y" (yes) to the propmt saying "Keep temporary solver memory from being freed?". Do one solver iteration, and you will find temperature gradients in the drop-down list in the Contours/Derivatives panel.

masood yooceframandi August 22, 2005 18:23

Re: display filled contour of temperature gradient
 
dear helper! would you tell me please,where did you read about this way!i mean "solve/set/expert...".would you tell me please? and then,i did that but i cant plot dT/dX contour because an error occurs.why? regards

Frederik August 23, 2005 05:42

Re: display filled contour of temperature gradient
 
Dear helper thanks a lot for your answer ...

but what I want to obtain is countour of temperature gradient for a transient simulation after at t= 2.5 s..

should I use "solve/set/expert and run the iteration for only one time step ,??

regards frederik


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