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May 27, 2018, 05:23
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Scripting in ANSYS
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Ghifari Adam Faza
Join Date: Dec 2016
Location: Bandung
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Hi all,
Anyone knows how to run ANSYS with Python/MATLAB? I mean, currently, I'm developing a code for mesh deformation. But, to validate the result I have to run the CFD simulation numerous times. Now, I want to automate the CFD simulation by building Python/MATLAB script that could import, setup, and run the deformed mesh from my previous program. Anyone knows how to do it? or if it can't be done, the other way to automate importing mesh (CFX mesh) in ANSYS? Thanks in advance. |
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| ansys, cfx, matlab, python, scripting |
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