Isotherms

Tushar@cfd · May 2, 2013, 03:00

Can I plot Isotherms in paraview?
I know we can plot in Ensight, Tecplot, etc. by converting it, but suppose I want to plot only by using paraview. How would I do the same?

Your suggestions are welcome.

ngj · May 2, 2013, 03:51

Hi Tushar,

If you look for the different bottoms in ParaView, then there is one looking as a sphere, which is cut through. Inside there are several more spheres. This is the contour functionality in ParaView, and it should do the job nicely along with the temperature field.

Kind regards

Niels

Tushar@cfd · May 2, 2013, 04:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by ngj

Hi Tushar,

If you look for the different bottoms in ParaView, then there is one looking as a sphere, which is cut through. Inside there are several more spheres. This is the contour functionality in ParaView, and it should do the job nicely along with the temperature field.

Kind regards

Niels

Thanks a lot Niels, I am able to get the isotherms plots now.

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May 2, 2013, 03:51		#2
ngj Senior Member Niels Gjoel Jacobsen Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Copenhagen, Denmark Posts: 1,900 Rep Power: 37	Hi Tushar, If you look for the different bottoms in ParaView, then there is one looking as a sphere, which is cut through. Inside there are several more spheres. This is the contour functionality in ParaView, and it should do the job nicely along with the temperature field. Kind regards Niels