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December 10, 2017, 00:52 |
Derived Quantities in Paraview
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Hi
I am using Paraview with SU2. Now the problem I face is that SU2 outputs 'conservative vector' instead of 'primitive vector (rho, u,v, w, pressure) in paraview(vtk) file it dumps. Is there any simpler way to get 'primitve variable' using the formula we usually use. Meaning can I derive 'primitive variable' from the 'conservative variable' and plot in paraview. Thanks Apoorv |
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December 11, 2017, 05:32 |
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You can use the calculator filter:
Code:
rho = Conservative_1 U =(Conservative_2*iHat+Conservative_3*jHat+Conservative_4*kHat)/Conservative_1 Regards, Tom |
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December 12, 2017, 10:52 |
Thanks
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Thanks Tom
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