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Measurement points
Posted 2010年10月27日 GMT-4 11:32 4 Replies
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I'm trying to model a simple heat transfer model. Can I select some measurement points on my sample and have the temperature of those points as a result?
4 Replies Last Post 2010年10月27日 GMT-4 17:13
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Posted:
1 decade ago
After you solve your model, you can simply look at the results of the variables at a specific point.
To do this:
1. Click on 'Postprocessing' from the above menu
2. Select 'Cross-section Plot Parameters'
3. Select the 'Point' Tab
4. In the 'Expression' section, write the name of the variable of which results you want to see
5. In the 'Coordinates' section, write the coordinates of the point that you are interested in
6. Click OK
You will get the results of the selected variable on that point. If it is a transient analysis, the x-axis will be 'time'
Regards,
Özen
To do this:
1. Click on 'Postprocessing' from the above menu
2. Select 'Cross-section Plot Parameters'
3. Select the 'Point' Tab
4. In the 'Expression' section, write the name of the variable of which results you want to see
5. In the 'Coordinates' section, write the coordinates of the point that you are interested in
6. Click OK
You will get the results of the selected variable on that point. If it is a transient analysis, the x-axis will be 'time'
Regards,
Özen
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Posted:
1 decade ago
I'm sorry, But I couldn't find the post processing tab :( is it the same in all versions?
Thanks again for your help.
Thanks again for your help.
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Posted:
1 decade ago
I'm sorry, But I couldn't find the post processing tab :( is it the same in all versions?
Thanks again for your help.
For version 4.0, See Model Tree - Results
For former version, See the Menu - PostProcessing
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Posted:
1 decade ago
Thank you so much! Since I could not find that, I did this :
Results --> data sets --> derived values --> point evaluation
It seems to do what I wanted. Thank you so much again for your help :-)
Results --> data sets --> derived values --> point evaluation
It seems to do what I wanted. Thank you so much again for your help :-)