I am trying to create a visualization based on my bct.dat file. Has anyone tried this? Any helpful hints?
The goal is to velocity vs. time graphically at the inlet.
BCT.dat visualization
- David Parker
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Re: BCT.dat visualization
Hi Peter,
The SV project Simulations/JOBNAME/bct.vtp file contains velocity data for each inlet node. You can visualize this data using Paraview.
Cheers,
Dave
The SV project Simulations/JOBNAME/bct.vtp file contains velocity data for each inlet node. You can visualize this data using Paraview.
Cheers,
Dave
- Peter Patalano
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Re: BCT.dat visualization
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your reply. I understand that the vtp file has the data visually. Maybe this question is not answerable but what I am trying to plot is the mean velocity across the inlet surface versus time to visualize a pulsatile waveform. Any ideas about that?
-Peter
Thanks for your reply. I understand that the vtp file has the data visually. Maybe this question is not answerable but what I am trying to plot is the mean velocity across the inlet surface versus time to visualize a pulsatile waveform. Any ideas about that?
-Peter
- David Parker
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Re: BCT.dat visualization
Hi Peter,
Converting simulation results creates an all_results-flows.txt file that contains the total flow time history through the inflow (inlet) face. Dividing the total flow by the inlet face area will give you a mean velocity.
Cheers,
Dave
Converting simulation results creates an all_results-flows.txt file that contains the total flow time history through the inflow (inlet) face. Dividing the total flow by the inlet face area will give you a mean velocity.
Cheers,
Dave