Hi Asim,

I am not sure if isocontours will work with this filter, but here are a few things that could help you:

- You can specify more than one module in the "Modules" parameter, and they will be executed in sequence.

- The parameters for each module should also be in "Modules", separated by ":", e.g. isocontour:fieldstr=Q:fieldvalue=1000

- I think the isocontour module only works with .dat and .vtu outputs.

Considering this, you could try

<FILTER TYPE="FieldConvert">
       <PARAM NAME="OutputFile">Q_214_iso2000.vtu</PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="OutputFrequency">10</PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="Modules"> QCriterion isocontour:fieldvalue=1000:fieldid=4 </PARAM>
     </FILTER>

where you should check the correct fieldid for the Q field (it should be 4 for 3D simulations).

Cheers,

Douglas

Dear all,

Is there any way to make isocontour module work in filter mode for derived quantities, e.g., Q field?

I tried the following in config.xml file for a run using IncNavierStokesSolver solver:

     <FILTER TYPE="FieldConvert">
       <PARAM NAME="OutputFile">Q_214.fld</PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="OutputFrequency">10</PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="Modules"> QCriterion </PARAM>
     </FILTER>

     <FILTER TYPE="FieldConvert">
       <PARAM NAME="OutputFile">Q_214_iso2000.fld</PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="OutputFrequency">10</PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="Modules"> isocontour </PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="fieldstr"> Q </PARAM>
       <PARAM NAME="fieldvalue"> 1000 </PARAM>
     </FILTER>

The first filter works, and writes out the 3D Q field. However, second one does not work as Q is not defined as a field in the solver.

Is there any possibility to address this other than extending the related solver to contain the calculation of the field?

Thanks,

Asim