I am running a multiphase transient simulation where slurry (mixture of water, cement, and tailings) is being discharged in a tunnel through an eight-inch diameter pipe (see the figure below). The geometry represents cut-and-fill mining panel with dimensions of approximately 60 ft (18.3 m) in length, 7.5 ft (2.3 m) in width, and 15 ft (4.6 m) in height. The model incorporates an 8-inch-diameter delivery pipeline installed along the roof with the discharge point 20 ft from the face, along with a 4-inch breather pipe near the roof.<\/p>\n
The simulation is complete. I am in post process stage, and my goal is to see fill profile, presented in colour codes through the legend. To do this, I created a legend such that red indicates the cell is filled (100-10.1), Yellow is intermediate colour (10-0.1) and finally blue (anything between 0.1-0.0) is unfilled cells (presence of air) as seen in image 1.<\/p>\n
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I then created a second legend with the same aim, but this time around I assigned red colour a value between (100-50), yellow an intermediary of (49.9-10.1) and blue between (10 and 0.0). I am not able to view the actual expected filled cells, the bottom part is entirely yellow (see image 2). I expected to have the red colour on the bottom which shows the cells are filled, and subsequently yellow as an intermediary and blue at the top part. Please help me get a clear understanding of how to deal with the legend and colour coding so that I get the needed view.<\/p>\n
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