Hello,
In Help/Backgroud we see profiles of water content in the cross-section of wall with abscissa values.
Is it possible to make that kind of graph with WUFI 2D ?
The only way we find to do that is to make a screen shot of wufi motion in pause (paint) but we don't have any value on abscissa to see when we change of component.
Thanking you by advance.
Greetings.
Profiles in the cross-section
Re: Profiles in the cross-section
Hi Raymond,
to enable the abscissa values right click in the water content view, select sidepanel/numbering/enabled
Regards
Veit
to enable the abscissa values right click in the water content view, select sidepanel/numbering/enabled
Regards
Veit
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Re: Profiles in the cross-section
Hallo Raymond,
there is at the moment no easy posibility to generate a profile out of the 2d calculation.
But there is a kind of tricky way:
You can extract the data for all grid elements for one time step. Open WufiMotion and go to the time step and value window you need. Then rightclick -> extract -> initial conditions. You will get a data matrix with a mean value for every grid element in a text file.
Out of this file you can try to find the right row or column and plot it. The according distance values (for x or y) you can find in the file called input.dat
Good luck,
Christian
there is at the moment no easy posibility to generate a profile out of the 2d calculation.
But there is a kind of tricky way:
You can extract the data for all grid elements for one time step. Open WufiMotion and go to the time step and value window you need. Then rightclick -> extract -> initial conditions. You will get a data matrix with a mean value for every grid element in a text file.
Out of this file you can try to find the right row or column and plot it. The according distance values (for x or y) you can find in the file called input.dat
Good luck,
Christian