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How to plot a 3D-diagramm as result in 2D-simulation
Posted 18 juin 2015, 04:07 UTC−4 0 Replies
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In my 2D-simulation I have a square (1mtx1m, depth not relevant) on the left border is a high conzentration of Substance A. On the right border are all concentrations 0.
In the square ther is no convection, just diffusion. Substance A diffuse into the Square and react like the foloowing:
A->B->C->D
Now I have a time-depending solution and I can make 2D-diagramms (surface) for the concentrations depending on location (square). Or I can draw a verticular cutting-line and plot a 1D-Graph concentration depending on time at this line.
But now my qustion: can I draw a 3D-diagramm with the following settings:
x-axis: x-coordinate at a horizontal cutting line
y-axis: time
z-axis: concentration of A
Is it possible or not? If yes how can I plot it?
thank you
Tom
Hello Tom Donath
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