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Plot of “Total Kinetic Energy” with respect to time |
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October 20, 2020, 13:56
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Plot of “Total Kinetic Energy” with respect to time
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Shivam gupta
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Hello everyone,
I want to plot “Total Kinetic Energy” of the domain with respect to time in paraview to check whether my Simulation has achieved steady-state or not. I am not getting any suitable filters/options to do that. Can anybody help me with that? Using python calculator, I calculated the scalar field for kinetic energy but I am not getting how I can sum of all the K.E. of the domain as an individual variable and then plot it with respect to time. I am simulating the mixing of two microfluidics in a split and recombine mixer. 
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October 27, 2022, 22:26
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This may help you，besides you can also traverse the mesh through the pointer in the solver.
https://forum.cfdac.com/t/topic/802/2 |
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