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Bio-Heat and EMW problem

Posted 2 lug 2018, 03:02 GMT-4 Electromagnetic Heating, Heat Transfer 1 Reply

Sachin Umbarkar
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Hi, I am working on the electromagnetics and Bio-Heat Model, Can any one suggest me, How to get the temperature versus time plot. I mean how to get temperature changes in the with respect to Time. I have added the scrren shot for every fraction of second. Now I want plot the teparture vr time in 1 D graph.

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Dr Sachin Umbarkar
1 Reply Last Post 30 lug 2018, 10:40 GMT-4
Nichal Gentilal
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Posted: 6 years ago 30 lug 2018, 10:40 GMT-4

Hi Sachin,

Hope I am not too late (:

If you want 1D plot go to "Results" and right click. Select "1D plot". It will open an empty graph plot. Right click in "1D plot" and select the type of graphic you want (point graph, line graph, ...). If you want a point graph you have to specify a "Cut Point" in your "Dataset" tab. Same thing if you want a line graph (you have to define a "Cut Line" in that case).

Finally, make sure you are plotting the correct solution and in the expression box type "T". Click in "Plot" and there you have your graph.

Hope this helps.

Best,

Nichal

Hi Sachin, Hope I am not too late (: If you want 1D plot go to "Results" and right click. Select "1D plot". It will open an empty graph plot. Right click in "1D plot" and select the type of graphic you want (point graph, line graph, ...). If you want a point graph you have to specify a "Cut Point" in your "Dataset" tab. Same thing if you want a line graph (you have to define a "Cut Line" in that case). Finally, make sure you are plotting the correct solution and in the expression box type "T". Click in "Plot" and there you have your graph. Hope this helps. Best, Nichal

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