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December 10, 2013, 11:08 |
non-uniform initial temperature
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Steinar
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Hi
I have a file with x, y and z coordinates and corresponding temperatures for each point. Here is a part of that file: x y z Temp 0.69725 0.68104 0.012542 276 0.34184 0.62185 0.011765 276 1.1473 0.60445 -0.40537 275.69 1.1468 0.56266 -0.31188 275.69 1.1476 0.6241 -0.70874 275.63 0.75318 0.64313 -0.98494 276.01 I have to use that data as initial temperature data. I have tried to use patch but that only works for a few points as I understand it. Unless I use a custom field function however I do not know how to implement my file into the function. The file I have consists of over 700.000 data points and was created using the element data from my mesh. I did measurements and used the measurement data to interpolate the temperature onto the entire mesh. Now I have a very large initial temperature data file with the temperature value in each element but do not know how to read it into Fluent. If i could somehow read the data file into Fluent and use the data from it as the initial temperature. All help will be greatly appreciated. |
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December 10, 2013, 12:35 |
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Alex
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Fluent can do the interpolation for you.
Have a look at the "file->interpolate" menu point. Yet it needs a slightly different file format, but since you were able to interpolate the data yourself I am sure that you can figure out how to change the format accordingly. |
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December 11, 2013, 05:52 |
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Steinar
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Thank you!
This is exactly what I was looking for. I don't know how I could have missed that Fluent can interpolate for me. Thank you again. |
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initial temperature, non uniform |
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