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May 24, 2024 at 11:36 am
thermalsr71
SubscriberHello everyone,
As the title of this post says, I would like to create a path using APDL commands, and then get the temperature and x,y,z values on it after I solve the model.
The thing is I'm struggling with the Ansys help. I manage to create the path using PATH and then PPATH commands, but I do not know what to do afterward. I'd just like to post-treat the temperature on this path I've just created after I solve the model. I don't think I'm missing a big thing but I'm just a bit lost.
I hope you can give me a hand. Thank you in advance. -
May 27, 2024 at 11:33 am
Lydia
Ansys EmployeeHello,
.Have you checked documentation article 7.2.4 Mapping results into a Path 7.2. Reviewing Results in POST1 (ansys.com)?
Also this documentation link has an example that uses PATH commands: 3.4. Example Thermal-Stress Analysis (ansys.com)
This is the specific part I 'm reffering to:
! Define path by location
ppath,2,,.6
pdef,temp,temp
! Interpret temperature to path
pasave,radial,filea
! Save path to an external file
plpath,temp
! Plot temperature solution
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