circum avg radial

m.beh · November 24, 2010, 04:23

my simulation is a bubble column 2 phase 3d
my geometry is a cylinder that all of it is in the positive direction of x y z .
I want to have a diagram that tell me gas holdup in some radius.
so I think that circum-avg-radial can help me. but I do not know is it a correct choice and what does this command exactly do?
I will be glad to know your appinion.

m.beh · November 24, 2010, 05:12

I now knew what a circum does but i have an other problem
I knew that i must run my bubble column in the positive diraction because the fluent said so but when I want to plot a circume I want the the origin of my cordinate be at he center of my cylinder.
what should i do?

November 24, 2010, 04:23	circum avg radial	#1
m.beh New Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 19 Rep Power: 15	my simulation is a bubble column 2 phase 3d my geometry is a cylinder that all of it is in the positive direction of x y z . I want to have a diagram that tell me gas holdup in some radius. so I think that circum-avg-radial can help me. but I do not know is it a correct choice and what does this command exactly do? I will be glad to know your appinion.

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November 24, 2010, 05:12		#2
m.beh New Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 19 Rep Power: 15	I now knew what a circum does but i have an other problem I knew that i must run my bubble column in the positive diraction because the fluent said so but when I want to plot a circume I want the the origin of my cordinate be at he center of my cylinder. what should i do?