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[ham_nola]

Hi,

I have the following contour plot. Although the "filled" option is selected, yet the post-processing in Fluent shows some missing area. The solution I'm expecting is how to ensure it fills all the domains.

Even if I select the surfaces, it shows the contour plot on the mesh. It the second plot.

I appreciate the help. Thank you.

Best regards,
Hamed.

[Karthik Remella]

If this is a 2D simulation, could you please deselect all surfaces, make sure that the Global Range option is checked, and plot the contour? Could you also check 'Boundary Values' and try?

Thanks.

Karthik

[ham_nola]

Thank you for the response Karthik. These are contour plots is the same order:

a. Deselected all surfaces and Global range turned ON

b. Deselected all surfaces. Global range and Boundary range turned ON.

Thank you for your help.

 

Best regards

Hamed 

[Rahul Kumar]

Hello Hamed, 

Is it just the temperature contour or is this occurring while plotting pressure contours too?  

[ham_nola]

Thank you for replying Rahul.

I found that this occurs when I used "Banded" in the contour plot. However, when I change it to "smooth", I get the following. Can you please explain this?

Thank you.

 

Best regards

Hamed.

[DrAmine]

Which release version? Other fields affected?

[ham_nola]

2020 R1

[ham_nola]

I plot pressure, velocity, volume fraction. They are fine.

[Rahul Kumar]

Hello, 

When you are using "Banded", can you uncheck "Node Values" under the Options menu and plot the contour. 

[ham_nola]

Thank you, Rahul. Selecting banded and turning off the node values resolved the issue. 

Could you please explain it as well? Thank you.

 

Best regards

Hamed