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Mechanical APDL Basic Analysis Guide - Ansys

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Chapter 14: Creating Geometric Results Displays<br />

In a geometric results display, you can review your solution results in a postprocessing display of your model's<br />

elements.<br />

The following geometric results display topics are available:<br />

14.1. Using the GUI to Display Geometric Results<br />

14.2. Options for Creating Geometric Results Displays<br />

14.3. Changing the Specifications for POST1 Results Displays<br />

14.4. Q-Slice Techniques<br />

14.5. Isosurface Techniques<br />

14.6. Controlling Particle Flow or Charged Particle Trace Displays<br />

14.1. Using the GUI to Display Geometric Results<br />

The choice of geometric results displays includes displaced shapes, results contours (including line-element<br />

"contours," such as moment diagrams), and vector (arrow) results (such as thermal flux vector displays).<br />

These displays are available only within POST1, the general postprocessor. The following figure illustrates a<br />

typical geometric results display:<br />

Figure 14.1 Contour Results Plot<br />

The most convenient way to create and control geometric results displays is by using the functions available<br />

under Utility Menu> Plot and Utility Menu> PlotCtrls. Alternatively, you can use graphics action and<br />

control commands, as described in the following subsections.<br />

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