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January 1, 2015, 00:36 |
Transfer of data from one simulation to another.
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Gomatam Sreekar
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I have two simulations running, Simulation A and Simulation B. Is it possible to extract data for a particular zone in simulation A and use it in simulation B given the mesh, domain and boundary conditions remain the same? Also, can the same be done if the mesh size in A and B vary, by interpolation.
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January 1, 2015, 10:22 |
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nuha
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If you use Ansys FLUENT you can duplicate your simulation by right click on your work cells in workbench window
good luck |
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January 1, 2015, 12:23 |
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Lucky
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In GUI, for SimA go to file => interpolate. choose write data and select the fields you want to export. Then for SimB go file=> interpolate again but choose read and interpolate and choose the file that you saved earlier.
The TUI commands is /file/interpolate/write-data As far as I know, FLUENT uses 0D (nearest neighbor interpolation). |
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fluent, fluent 14.0, initialise, multiphase flow |
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