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1. Display Current Mesh:
   1. Mesh>Setup>Display (In newer versions, this is found under the Setting Up Domain tab, then Mesh > Display.)
2. In the Menu
   1. Adapt>Gradient (In newer versions, this is found under Setting Up Domain tab, then Adapt > Mark/Adapt Cells > Gradient.)
      1. uncheck Coarsen in Options Box
      2. select Gradient in Method Box
      3. Gradients of > Pressure > Static Pressure
      4. Compute
3. View Contours 
   1. Contours > Contours of Adaption > Existing Value
   2. Compute
   3. Display
4. Under Contours 
   1. Uncheck Auto Range
   2. Change Min to 10000 
   3. Display
5. Under Refine Threshold enter 10000 
   1. Press Mark
   2. Press Adapt
6. Display the New Mesh

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In order to verify our simulation, we need to compare our results to either an analytical solution or an experiment. Below is a table comparing the values from the simulation with the calculations from the pre-analysis.

As we can see from the table, we are getting fairly good matching between the computation and analytical approaches. From this we can build our trust in our simulation.

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Alternately, you can select File > Archive and save the project as one file called wegewedge.wbpz. When prompted, select the option to save Result/Solution also. You will then need to save only this file. This is also convenient to e-mail the project. Double-clicking on the wedge.wbpz file will resume the project.   

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