Hello,
I have created two gas files of different gas mixture at Garfiled++ , now if i wanna make a comparison plots of the gas properties of the two gas files in the same canvas , How to do this?
Thanks,
Hi,
I’ve attached a simple program that plots two gas files (you’ll probably need to adapt it a bit to your purposes).
plot2.C (860 Bytes)
Thanks for the contribution, @hschindl!
Thanks a lot @hschindl I really appreciate your effort , I have two questions , is this version available to plot more than two gas files ? also if i want to write side information about the plots into the graph ( e.g. the green color refer to gas X and the red refer to gas Y ) can i do this ?
Apologies for my very late reply!
Yes, you can superimpose more than two curves, and you can set the labels and colours using the methods SetLabels
and SetColours
of ViewMedium
.
You don’t necessarily have to use ViewMedium
though. For more elaborate plots, it might be easier to retrieve a list of the transport parameters stored in the table, and write a little script yourself to plot them.
I’ve just added a page to the website with some more details and examples for dealing with gas tables and plotting transport properties, which might be helpful:
https://garfieldpp.web.cern.ch/examples/gasfiles/
Many thanks for your reply and the website you attached , it was really helpful
For pot2.C program , it can’t superimpose more than two gas files , I have tried but it doesn’t work . anyway, I wrote a root script with the data retrieved from the gas files to plot them .
Hello @hschindl ,
I have a question regarding the longitudinal diffusion coefficient (DL),
when I made a comparison of longitudinal diffusion coefficient of Pure Freon under different temperature , I found the attached plot which clarify an asymmetric behavior of DL with the Temperature !!! I can’t understand the reason for that , so Do you have an explanation?!
Dl with diff T.pdf (14.1 KB)
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