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An other simple way to get the residuals is to type
/plot/residuals-set/plot-to-file “res_file_name.txt” You will get all the residuals stored in memory (same as used for plots in Fluent's GUI) |
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To write out the residuals from fluent, the following two steps in TUI are recommended to follow:
1. /plot/residuals-set/plot-to-file “res_file_name.txt” 2. /plot/residuals Then the residuals selected will be written out to the specified file. Details about the iteration interval might be set with commands under /plot/residuals-set. |
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Does any one how to write the residuals when the simulation is running? I am running in HPC and I want to plot this residuals on the fly.
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