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Old   November 12, 2022, 18:29
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Hello,

I am running an unsteady simulation on a bluff body. I want to show the time-averaged flow field using streamlines. I was able to create a monitor and a contour scene representing this. However, when trying to create streamlines it does not show the time-averaged result. The mean velocity field function is not listed as one of the options for streamline field function.

Is there a way to display the time-averaged velocity streamlines on a scene?

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Old   November 13, 2022, 03:00
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I was able to create a monitor
You mean - Mean monitor?
Streamlines require vector field, so you'll need three mean monitors (of three velocity components) - and then define vector field function from them.
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Old   November 13, 2022, 05:43
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HI,
Thanks for replying

Yes, I created a field mean monitor. But i only tried the U component.

That is actually helpful,thanks!So I have to create 3 mean monitors with respect to each velocity component, u,v,w, which would create 3 field functions. On creating the vector field function, do you know what the definition syntax would look like to bring all 3 together?


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On creating the vector field function, do you know what the definition syntax would look like to bring all 3 together?
When you define vector field fuction:
- set its type to Vector in field function properties;
- syntax is:
Code:
    [<i-component>, <j-component>, <k-component>]
i-oriented unit vector would be
Code:
    [1, 0, 0]
radius-vector would be
Code:
    [$$Centroid[0], $$Centroid[1], $$Centroid[2]]
your case would be something like
Code:
    [${MeanofVelocityi}, ${MeanofVelocityj}, ${MeanofVelocityk}]
I'm not sure it would be "MeanofVelocityi" or something similar, you can check that at properties of the mean monitor (there is a read-only name of the function), or just look through the available field functions.
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Old   November 14, 2022, 09:55
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Hi,

Thank you so much ,that helped
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