1-Way FSI linux Cluster

mantzop · July 9, 2019, 12:32

Hi guys,

I am trying to do an one-way fsi analysis in an aircraft for my thesis project. I have set up a workbench job for the FSI simulation (Fluent and Static Structural) but the simulation takes days and i thought i should use the university's linux based cluster. Does anyone know how to create a journal file for such occasion?

Regards

stud-many · July 30, 2019, 11:42

I'll just post my approach here. I'm sure you can use this for your problem.

When I'm calculating Workbenchprojects on a cluster, I open workbench aka runwb2 with the journal in BATCH. The journal opens the workbenchproject, solves it and saves it afterwards.

########################################

# encoding: utf-8
# Release 18.0
SetScriptVersion(Version="18.0.351")
Open(FilePath="WORKBENCHPROJECTNAME.wbpj")
system1 = GetSystem(Name="SC")
solutionComponent1 = system1.GetComponent(Name="Solution")
solutionComponent1.Update(AllDependencies=True)
Refresh()
Save(Overwrite=True)
ClearMessages()

July 9, 2019, 12:32	1-Way FSI linux Cluster	#1
mantzop New Member Panagiotis Mantzopoulos Join Date: Jun 2019 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Hi guys, I am trying to do an one-way fsi analysis in an aircraft for my thesis project. I have set up a workbench job for the FSI simulation (Fluent and Static Structural) but the simulation takes days and i thought i should use the university's linux based cluster. Does anyone know how to create a journal file for such occasion? Regards

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July 30, 2019, 11:42		#2
stud-many New Member Malte Join Date: Nov 2017 Posts: 20 Rep Power: 9	I'll just post my approach here. I'm sure you can use this for your problem. When I'm calculating Workbenchprojects on a cluster, I open workbench aka runwb2 with the journal in BATCH. The journal opens the workbenchproject, solves it and saves it afterwards. ######################################## # encoding: utf-8 # Release 18.0 SetScriptVersion(Version="18.0.351") Open(FilePath="WORKBENCHPROJECTNAME.wbpj") system1 = GetSystem(Name="SC") solutionComponent1 = system1.GetComponent(Name="Solution") solutionComponent1.Update(AllDependencies=True) Refresh() Save(Overwrite=True) ClearMessages()