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Summing the volume values in a plane
Posted 7 juin 2012, 08:31 UTC−4 Results & Visualization Version 4.2a 1 Reply
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Hi,
I would like to ask you for an advise on how to calculate(sum) and plot the values of a quantity, from a volume (domain) in just a plane.
To make myself clear:
I have a volume of sample (a domain) in which I calculate the relevant quantity distribution in the volume.
I would now like to sum all the values in the volume in a 2D plane and plot this with height.
It’s like having many Cut planes and joining the solutions in each plane by adding the values – summing them, having in the end just a plane with the corresponding values from the sum of the volume above it, and plotting it.
I need to do this in order to evaluate how much quantity value (can be anything) would a particle get exposed to by traveling through the domain.
Thank you very much for your help.
Paula
I would like to ask you for an advise on how to calculate(sum) and plot the values of a quantity, from a volume (domain) in just a plane.
To make myself clear:
I have a volume of sample (a domain) in which I calculate the relevant quantity distribution in the volume.
I would now like to sum all the values in the volume in a 2D plane and plot this with height.
It’s like having many Cut planes and joining the solutions in each plane by adding the values – summing them, having in the end just a plane with the corresponding values from the sum of the volume above it, and plotting it.
I need to do this in order to evaluate how much quantity value (can be anything) would a particle get exposed to by traveling through the domain.
Thank you very much for your help.
Paula
1 Reply Last Post 7 juin 2012, 09:47 UTC−4
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1 decade ago
Hi
check the projection operator, you might need it in 2 steps, there are other threads on similar questions also on the forum, try a search
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Good luck
Ivar
check the projection operator, you might need it in 2 steps, there are other threads on similar questions also on the forum, try a search
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Good luck
Ivar