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August 26, 2020 at 1:05 pm
JorgeP
SubscriberHello dear friends,
So after I ran my simulation, I used CFD post to see the results. I want to see the results 200m (and others) above zmin. So I created an user surface, transposed 200m from wall and the used the contour to see. But when the results are displayed, some white/grey marks are appearing as is possible to see on the attached image. I've tried on different computers and the same is happening.
August 26, 2020 at 1:42 pmsubhamdas
SubscriberTry the following:
Disable the user surface and increase the number of contour lines(only the contour should be enabled). However, this would have a slight effect on the quality of contour, since I had also observed the same behaviour earlier
Instead of user surface, create a plane and plot the desired variable on the plane. This would yield a much better quality of contour
August 26, 2020 at 2:28 pmJorgeP
SubscriberIt worked ! i don't see significant differences in the quality of the contour though.
That unfortunately is not an option, because I do need to have the surface contour for better undestanding and explanation.
Thank you for your help !
August 26, 2020 at 2:36 pmsubhamdas
SubscriberThat is what a plane does, you can simply define the plane as offset from surface, and you would get a plane similar to the user surface that you have created. Also that would yield a surface contour of better quality.
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