Cut Plane
For plots on cut planes, use Cut Plane data sets (), which are made on 3D data sets and can be visualized in either 2D or 3D plot groups. All plots and results analysis nodes available in 2D are available for cut plane data sets as well as for surfaces in 3D. The cut plane corresponds to an orthogonal 2D coordinate system embedded in 3D. This data set is used to create 3D cross-section surface plots.
Go to Common Results Node Settings for links to information about these sections: Data and Plane Data.
Advanced
Under Space variables, you can change the name of the space variables x and y for the cut plane’s coordinates from their default values (cpl1x and cpl1y, for example). These names appear as column titles for the coordinate columns in the Table window when displayed in numerical results from a Cut Plane data set.
Under Normal variables, if desired, edit the variable names for the components of the normal vector — nx, ny, and nz. The default names are cpl1nx, cpl1ny, and cpl1nz, respectively.
If you have the:
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AC/DC Module and the Particle Tracing Module, see Magnetic Lens: Application Library path ACDC_Module/Particle_Tracing/magnetic_lens.
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Batteries & Fuel Cells Module, see Mass Transport Analysis of a High Temperature PEM Fuel Cell: Application Library path Batteries_and_Fuel_Cells_Module/Fuel-Cells/ht_pem.
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CFD Module, see Airflow Over an Ahmed Body: Application Library path CFD_Module/Single-Phase_Benchmarks/ahmed_body.
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Chemical Reaction Engineering Module, see Laminar Static Mixer: Application Library path Chemical_Reaction_Engineering_Module/Mixing_and_Separation/laminar_static_mixer.
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Particle Tracing Module, see Ideal Cloak: Application Library path Particle_Tracing_Module/Ray_Tracing/ideal_cloak.