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May 1, 2013, 06:29 |
UDF saving data to a text file
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Hello everyone,
I'm working on a case of particle injected into a flow and subjected to ultrasound radiation force. I then modeled this force as body force and I introduced it in fluent using Udf where the variable returned is named radforce. The problem is that I cant see this force in fluent console even if I add this line: Message ( force: %g\n ,radforce) ; I also tried to write force calculated data in a text file, but nothing works the text file which is in the same folder as the case and the data is empty. BODY_FORCE( ) { FILE *fp; real radforce; /*calcule of radiation force*/ if(NULL == (pf = fopen("data.txt","w"))) Error("Could not open file for append!\n"); fprintf(pf,"%e\n",radforce); fclose(pf); If someone has an idea and can help I will be really grateful. Thank you very much J |
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May 1, 2013, 09:06 |
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Oh thank you Blackmask but it was just a typo when writing this message but the file is fp
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May 1, 2013, 09:10 |
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actually the problem is in the compilation
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