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openfoam_user June 22, 2012 03:59

skin friction lines
 
Hi ParaView-users,

how can I obtain the skin friction lines ?

Best regards,
Stephane.

wyldckat June 23, 2012 15:45

Hi Stephane,

According to wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skin_friction_lines - you need the "wall shear stress" field first!?

Best regards,
Bruno

openfoam_user June 25, 2012 02:41

I have found how to plot skin friction lines with paraview. Thanks to lovecraft22 for his help.

In OpenFOAM type the command wallShearStress -latestTime.

Then in ParaView, menu Tools, Manage Plugins, SurfaceLIC, select the auto load button (cross). Maybe restart ParaView to have the plugin already loaded when you start ParaView. Then select your part (wall part) in the pipeline. Go to its display tab. Scroll down and set SurfaceLIC for Style Representation and set wallShearStress in your Line Integral Convolution Vectors.

Be carefull because it requires a lot of memory.

Stephane.

kiddmax January 13, 2014 08:15

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Originally Posted by openfoam_user (Post 368108)
I have found how to plot skin friction lines with paraview. Thanks to lovecraft22 for his help.

In OpenFOAM type the command wallShearStress -latestTime.

Then in ParaView, menu Tools, Manage Plugins, SurfaceLIC, select the auto load button (cross). Maybe restart ParaView to have the plugin already loaded when you start ParaView. Then select your part (wall part) in the pipeline. Go to its display tab. Scroll down and set SurfaceLIC for Style Representation and set wallShearStress in your Line Integral Convolution Vectors.

Be carefull because it requires a lot of memory.

Stephane.

Hi Stephane

I did what your said, but the skin friction lines do not come out.
I do not know why. could you please give some hint?



Best regards,
Ye


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