TAGGED: cfd-post
-
-
August 8, 2023 at 7:34 pmDaniel ThompsonSubscriber
I have 4 geometries in CFD post and one of them is not aligned with the others so I moved it using () so that I can use the same planes and during comparison charts and contours etc. However when I do this the plots or planes I get are in the original position of the geometry and there for it is as if I never moved the geometry, as shown in the image below. (image shows the same planes but on the two geometries they are in different locations)
Â
How do I get it so that the plots on this geometry are in the same location as the others?
thank youÂ
Daniel
Â
-
August 11, 2023 at 1:55 pmC NAnsys Employee
Hello Daniel,
I recommend you to select one particular geometry at one instance and then create a plane at particular location where you want the plot and then create a isosurface at same location then choose the contour or plot the required variable on that. Repeat the same for the other geometries with same location. By this way you can get results at your desired location. I hope this helps you.
Thanks,
Chaitanya natraj
Â
-
August 11, 2023 at 3:34 pmDaniel ThompsonSubscriber
Â
Â
How do I create an isosurface of a plane? It only lets me select a domain rather than a specific location. Also will this enable me to make plots of of all the geometries at the same time as this is what I am having issues with the chart only allows me to make a graph of a single poly line.
Â
What does the apply translation do. It seems to only visually move the part but doesn't actually move anything since the location is still the same. Is this correct
Â
Â
-
September 14, 2023 at 10:36 pmjhone snowSubscriber
How do you translate geometry mate can you please guide me, do you take any translation services from anywhere?
-
- The topic ‘translating geometry in CFD post’ is closed to new replies.
- How do you approach this?
- Convective Augmentation Factor in DEFINE_HEAT_FLUX
- Conservation issue with a UDS solution
- Where is the Electrolyte Projected Area in the Reports tab of PEMFC Model?
- ANSYS fluent – Rocky DEM coupling
- Solar load , Mesh Orientation and Beam direction
- Non-Premixed Combustion PDF generation with 4th-order interpolation
-
451
-
199
-
194
-
166
-
162
© 2024 Copyright ANSYS, Inc. All rights reserved.