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Streamline animation
Posted 2015年3月9日 GMT-4 04:59 Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Version 5.0 1 Reply
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Hi everyone,
i am modelling a stationary, isothermic pipe flow (non-newtonian) with a rotated wall (mixermodule).
The solving works pretty good and i can perfectly see the streamlines.
Now i want to create a streamline animation, similar to that one:
www.comsol.com/showroom/animations/642/
but i can't find a proper streamline-animation-tutorial.
Does anyone of you have an idea where to find a good tutorial?
thank you very much.
Max
i am modelling a stationary, isothermic pipe flow (non-newtonian) with a rotated wall (mixermodule).
The solving works pretty good and i can perfectly see the streamlines.
Now i want to create a streamline animation, similar to that one:
www.comsol.com/showroom/animations/642/
but i can't find a proper streamline-animation-tutorial.
Does anyone of you have an idea where to find a good tutorial?
thank you very much.
Max
1 Reply Last Post 2015年3月12日 GMT-4 11:29
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Posted:
10 years ago
Dear Max,
This animation uses particle tracing to create the streamline. There is quite some information on our website on this subject.
We also have at least on model which uses the built in particle tracing and this is called:
"Cylinder flow".
Best regards,
Frank
This animation uses particle tracing to create the streamline. There is quite some information on our website on this subject.
We also have at least on model which uses the built in particle tracing and this is called:
"Cylinder flow".
Best regards,
Frank