Why my data is not plotting the graph using plot(Q,h)

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muhammad choudhry 2020-10-5

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评论： KSSV 2020-10-5

Hi,

I am not sure what is happening here? I am using the code below and all working fine but whenever it supposed to plot the graph it is not plotting the graph instead it is just printing all the values in command line section. So, I am using plot (Q,h) but whenever, i used scatter (Q,h) it put the points on the graph but for data representations I will need to plot the curves rather then scatter points.

I even used this code to join the scatter points but no result.

Code 2:

scatter(Q,h,'.','LineWidth',1);
   line(Q,h,'Color','k','LineStyle','-','LineWidth',5)
    hold on

Code1:

for Q = [0:1:100];
    if h < h1
        v_2 = ((Q/1000) / Area_Outlet1)
        
        h = ((1 / (rho * g)) * (Patm2 - Patm1 + 0.5 * rho * (v_2^2 - v_1^2)) + h_f)*1000
    else 
        v_2a = ((Q/1000) / Area_Outlet2)
        
        h = h1 + ((1 / (rho * g)) * (Patm2 - Patm1 + 0.5 * rho * (v_2a^2 - v_1^2)) + h_f)*1000
    
    end
    plot (Q,h)
end

Any Help?

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Answer 1

KSSV 2020-10-5

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编辑：KSSV 2020-10-5

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q = [0:1:100];
h = zeros(size(q)) ; 
for Q = 1:length(q)
    if val < h1     % < --- think of this line 
        v_2 = ((Q/1000) / Area_Outlet1)
        
        h(Q) = ((1 / (rho * g)) * (Patm2 - Patm1 + 0.5 * rho * (v_2^2 - v_1^2)) + h_f)*1000
    else 
        v_2a = ((Q/1000) / Area_Outlet2)
        
        h(Q) = h1 + ((1 / (rho * g)) * (Patm2 - Patm1 + 0.5 * rho * (v_2a^2 - v_1^2)) + h_f)*1000
    
    end   
end
plot (q,h)

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muhammad choudhry 2020-10-5

Let me Explain: I am filling a tank with one inlet and same tank is getiing empty with 2 outlet with different height in the tank hence I am explaining in the code that from height 0 to 500 mm there is only one outlet above 500 mm there is 2 outlets now so use if condition for one outlet or else for 2 outlets that's why you can see there is 2 calculations in the loop. So, untill 500 graph will rise, but after 500 there is different scenario. all that is great. Problem is occuring because Q is explained in array and h is calculating as a number so it is not plotting a plot rather working as a scatter plot Please see below:

%Logic for two outlets

h = 0; %initial height

h1 = 500 % two outlets

for Q = [0:5:100];

if h < h1

v_2 = ((Q/1000) / Area_Outlet1);

h = ((1 / (rho * g)) * (Patm2 - Patm1 + 0.5 * rho * (v_2^2 - v_1^2)) + h_f)*1000

else

v_2a = ((Q/1000) / Area_Outlet2);

h = h1 + ((1 / (rho * g)) * (Patm2 - Patm1 + 0.5 * rho * (v_2a^2 - v_1^2)) + h_f)*1000

end

scatter(Q,h,'.','LineWidth',1);

hold on

end

muhammad choudhry 2020-10-5

Thanks alot that's work. But can you explain this code to me how is it different from the code I had initially, and what sort of changes you made? so, i do not run into problem in future.

I will be very thankful to you.

KSSV 2020-10-5

You want to save the output into a array h. So you have to update the value of h in the loop. The updated values of h should be comapred in the if else. You can see the code and relaize yourself where changes are made.

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