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February 11, 2010, 11:44 |
setting up multiple runs
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Graeme
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Hi all,
I have searched but I can't seem find anything relevant to my problem. Basically, I have set up a flow system (channels within a substrate) I have then set-up an inlet velocity and an out flow. The system runs fine, which is always great, however, I want to change the inlet velocity and produce a graph of velocity against temp (there is a heater attached to this system). Does anyone know how I can do this, without having to manually change the inlet velocity and run the iteration again? G |
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February 12, 2010, 02:28 |
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Maxime Perelli
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Switch to unsteady solver, and create a profile for your velocity inlet.
Or you can create a batch file, with something like: rcd case1.cas yes it 1000 wcd case1.dat yes rcd case1.cas yes define/bc/velocity-inlet (check help for setting it with text command) it 1000 wcd case2.dat yes etc...
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