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Cross section formed by several working planes?

Cross section formed by several working planes?

Cross section formed by several working planes?

(OP)

Hello,

There is a need to visualize the nodal solution (temperature) in the cross section formed by several working planes.

If anyone know how to perform this I will be very grateful to you for any help.

Thank you very much.

Regards   

RE: Cross section formed by several working planes?

Hi

You can use the /CPLANE command.
Cutting plane by Workplane.

Grtz
Garry

RE: Cross section formed by several working planes?

Hi,
yes, if you need a section made up by one plane at a time. But there is no way to get a "broken-line" section (or however you may call it) made up by several planes in sequence, if that's what Patyuchenko needs...

Regards

RE: Cross section formed by several working planes?

(OP)

Thank you ansysfreak and cbrn for your answers.
Yes, cbrn, you are right, I need to obtain a "broke-line" section formed by several planes. Now I know, from your answer, that, unfortunately, it is not possible in ANSYS.

Regards

RE: Cross section formed by several working planes?

Hi

Can this marco help you
/seg,dele
/seg,multi,filename,0.05
wpoffs,,,-0.001
plns,volt
wpoffs,,,0.0001
plns,volt
..........
..........
..........
plns,volt
wpoffs,,,0.0001
plns,volt
/seg,off
/seg,pc

This is a macro writen for the result of volt through a sphere, it offsets the WP and makes a picture etc.
All these pictures are then put in a film.

Hoop it helps
Grtz
Garry

RE: Cross section formed by several working planes?

(OP)

Great! Thank you very much ansysfreak. I will try to apply it to my case.

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