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I am new to Tecplot. I have a 3D annulus geometry. I want the temperatures across the circumference of a circle at a specified radius. Can someone please help me?
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Have you solved the problem? I hope I can get the solution. Thank you
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Scott Fowler
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One option is to compute a 'radius' variable using Data>Alter>Specify Equations.
For example: {radius} = sqrt(X*X+Y*Y) Then do the following: 1) Create an iso-surface based on 'radius'. 2) Extract the iso-surface to a new zone 3) Activate only the new iso-surface zone 4) Create a slice at Z=nnn, ensuring that the slice cuts through surface data. 5) Extract the slice to a new zone This will leave you with line data at a specific 'radius' and 'z' location. I hope this helps. |
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Thank you very much for your comments
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Dear Scott,
I have been trying to extract data over a circle in 2D using tecplot similar to polyline extraction. Is it not possible? How may I do the data extraction along a curved surface? |
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Could you please tell me how did you do that? I need to extract data from the cylinder edge in 2D. TIA |
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In the 2D case you can Extract Contour Lines.
1) Create the radius variable: {radius} = sqrt(x*x+y*y) 2) Toggle on Contour on the Plot sidebar 3) In the Zone Style dialog, change "Contour Type" to "Lines" 4) In the "Contour & Multi-Coloring Details" dialog adjust the "Contour levels" to show the value (or values) you're interested in. 5) Use "Data>Extract>Contour Lines" This should result in a new FE-Line Segment zone. As of 360 2022 R2, you cannot extract contour lines from Polyhedral data however. I hope this helps. Scott |
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