[General] how to plot limited range concentration in a volume

rsa · September 6, 2016, 09:46

Hi,

I think my question is rather basic but I couldnt find a solution.

I have ran my CFD case and I have the output file in paraview format (.vtk). Now I want to plot the concentration in my domain (volume) but I just want to see the cells where the concentration is in a certain range, lets say c1Min-c1Max, and hollow in the rest of the cells. What I basically want is to find where in my domain concentration is in the range! any help?

tanx

tomf · September 7, 2016, 03:53

Hi,

You can use the threshold filter to select just the cells in the range of interest, or use the opacity function for the volume rendering (set to 0 outside the range). I think I would prefer the threshold method.

Regards,
Tom

September 6, 2016, 09:46	how to plot limited range concentration in a volume	#1
rsa New Member Reza Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 27 Rep Power: 13	Hi, I think my question is rather basic but I couldnt find a solution. I have ran my CFD case and I have the output file in paraview format (.vtk). Now I want to plot the concentration in my domain (volume) but I just want to see the cells where the concentration is in a certain range, lets say c1Min-c1Max, and hollow in the rest of the cells. What I basically want is to find where in my domain concentration is in the range! any help? tanx

September 7, 2016, 03:53		#2
tomf Senior Member Tom Fahner Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Breda, Netherlands Posts: 634 Rep Power: 32	Hi, You can use the threshold filter to select just the cells in the range of interest, or use the opacity function for the volume rendering (set to 0 outside the range). I think I would prefer the threshold method. Regards, Tom Last edited by tomf; September 7, 2016 at 03:53. Reason: clarification

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