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September 27, 2010, 17:57 |
Fluent4 and fluent6 difference??
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I want to know what's the equivalent of the parameter (L=I+NI((J-1)+NJ(K-1)) in THE VERSION 6 of fluent..
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September 28, 2010, 13:31 |
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Fluent 4 used a large 1-dimensional array, where L was the index, to store all cell data. Fluent 6 uses a cell and a thread notation. Fluent 4 used a structured grid and 6 is unstructured. As you are probably well aware of, if you are thinking of porting any code from Fluent 4 to Fluent 6, then the cell structure will only be a very small part of your concerns.
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September 28, 2010, 15:21 |
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My goal is to inject a source terms in the cells (mesh) defined my area of computing. In version 4 this parameter is called L = I+NI ((J-1) + NJ (K-1)), for example if I want to inject a source term in the mesh number 50 just I put IF (L . EQ.50) THEN ATERME = 1000 and so on.. but I do not know how do it in the version 6, for example if I want to inject a source term energy 1000w/m3 in the mesh number 50?? Thanks for your help |
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