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February 11, 2005, 11:59 |
Read dat file with fortran
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Hello,
I have made a 3D LES simulation and want to read the dat file generated by Fluent with a small Fortran code. The mesh is structured with hexaedral elements. I have exported the dat file to ascii (node values) but I'm unable to find a good solution to read the variables. I want someting like this for Nx x Ny x Nz nodes: I J K X Y Z Variable1 .... 1 1 1 X(1,1,1) Y(1,1,1) Z(1,1,1) V(1,1,1) 1 1 2 X(1,1,2) Y(1,1,2) Z(1,1,2) V(1,1,2) . . . 1 1 Nz X(1,1,Nz) Y(1,1,Nz) Z(1,1,Nz) V(1,1,Nz) 1 2 1 X(1,2,1) Y(1,2,1) Z(1,2,1) V(1,2,1) 1 2 2 X(1,2,2) Y(1,2,2) Z(1,2,2) V(1,2,2) . . . 1 Ny Nz X(1,Ny,Nz) Y(1,Ny,Nz) Z(1,Ny,Nz) V(1,Ny,Nz) . . . Nx Ny Nz X(Nx,Ny,Nz) Y(Nx,Ny,Nz) Z(Nx,Ny,Nz) V(1,Ny,Nz) Any idea will be helpfull. Thank's in advence Francois |
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