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April 13, 2005, 00:52 |
Combining transient results
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Hi all,
I am running a transient analysis, with VOF option. The runs are done incrementally - each run stops at every 1 sec, for 10 times (10 secs total time). Hence, I have 10 .pstt files, with each is inside the 'RESULTS.000', 'RESULTS.001',... folder. How can I combine the results in all 10 files? My goal is to produce a loop, similar to what is shown in tutorial 15. Thanks and have a nice day! Shazlan |
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April 13, 2005, 05:14 |
Re: Combining transient results
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Have a look in your Star-CD installation. you will find something called mergepstt in STAR/3.24.000(or whatever your version is)/linux...(for example)/bin. Just start it from your working directory and you will merge your results.
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April 13, 2005, 05:51 |
Re: Combining transient results
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You can stick .pstt/.rpo etc. files together (or pull them apart if you want) using the readpst programme. It's in $STAR/bin/readpst in V3.2 onwards.
For example, if you wanted to add a.pstt and b.pstt and put them in a file call c.pstt, you do the following: $STAR/bin/readpst -add a.pstt b.pstt -o c.pstt |
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April 13, 2005, 06:49 |
Re: Combining transient results
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hey, volker and tim, thanks a whole bunch!
do you guys know where can i get more info on the .exe files in the $STAR/bin folder? before this, i wasnt aware of their existance. now i think that they can be a very useful tools for me. so, is there any documentation that i can refer to? again, thanks for the help! shazlan |
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