[argenisbnl]

Hello everyone, I'm about to run simulations in fluent using Ansys Workbench 19.2, using design points I'm going to set up a number of cases to be solved, but I would like to know if with an UDF I can get some tabular or graph results after each case is solved, and avoid goint to every single case and extract the results I want (Like temperature (at a specific location) vs distance, or heat flux vs distance).



I was thinking maybe write a UDF to get results after every case is solved in a text file, or excel file, csv, I really do not know if this can be done, It would be very helpfull if you can tell me where to read or maybe what to search, any help will be great. Greetings.

[gearboy]

Originally Posted by argenisbnl

Hello everyone, I'm about to run simulations in fluent using Ansys Workbench 19.2, using design points I'm going to set up a number of cases to be solved, but I would like to know if with an UDF I can get some tabular or graph results after each case is solved, and avoid goint to every single case and extract the results I want (Like temperature (at a specific location) vs distance, or heat flux vs distance).



I was thinking maybe write a UDF to get results after every case is solved in a text file, or excel file, csv, I really do not know if this can be done, It would be very helpfull if you can tell me where to read or maybe what to search, any help will be great. Greetings.

Just write file same as C language. Use fopen, fprintf, fclose

[argenisbnl]

Originally Posted by gearboy

Just write file same as C language. Use fopen, fprintf, fclose

Yes thanks, but I do not know what the variables names are to call them on a c code, or how to get variables at some location (like a wall surface). Where can I find this? I've been searching without any luck