How can I get a particle velocity profile across a channel? Is there any specific command?
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elmo_john | Thu, 03/09/2023 - 00:09
I have the same issue. I use
I have the same issue. I use Paraview to see the velocity but of course there is not precise.
Hope someone can help us with this.
Best regards
Jacob.Z | Thu, 03/09/2023 - 02:44
I don't quite understand what
I don't quite understand what velocity profile you want to obtain. Is it the velocity data of every single particles? For this you can directly dump v_x, v_y and v_z in liggghts.