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Hi Soraya,
I'm not clear on the question, could you expand on the case?
If it's related to importing a fluid velocity field or similar we have a tutorial here
Lift and Drag
Regards
Stephen
Hi
What i meant is, if it's possible to represent the velocity on a plane rather than 3D representation ?
Hi What i meant is, if it's possible to represent the velocity on a plane rather than 3D representation ?
Hi Soraya
It is possible to import a velocity field as a plane as opposed to a 3D representation. You must note that EDEM takes the closest eight points to interpolate the field value at a certain particle location.
Even if your particles are not on the plane, EDEM will take the closest eight points to the particle location to interpolate the field value at that location.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,Jerrin Job
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