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Chris L
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I got the SU2 code installed and running on my PC (Windows 7).
I have a flow solution, and an adjoint solution for the NACA0012 test case, after doing battle with unix/dos line termination issues in the .cfg files. Two questions, if I may. 1. Do the velocities appear in the field/surface output file, or do I have to derive them? I am trying to use Paraview, and I want to look at velocity vectors (or streamlines), but the velocities don’t appear to be available from the flow.vtk file. 2. I am also wondering what the “Conservative1, 2, 3, 4” variables are.) Thanks for any guidance! |
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Hi Chris,
these threads may help you.... http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/su2...pretation.html http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/su2...ervative_.html Cheers! |
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Perfect.
Thanks, Akun646. |
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