Save the XY plot in every time step

cqyyy · January 19, 2023, 15:47

Hi all,

I plot the temperature distribution using the XY plot in ANSYS Fluent and I want to save the plot to file in every time step. Is there any suggestion how to acheive this?

Thank you!

Best regards

alainislas · January 27, 2023, 05:50

Dear QY,

Yes, you can use auto-execute commands for this. You will need to do something like:

1) Create the point, line/rake, etc ...
2) Setup the Report Definition
3) Setup the Report File. Either append "_%t" or "_%i" to your file-name for transient, or steady-state simulations, respectively.
4) Use autoexecute-command. Ask Fluent to export the file. You can set the frequency to every 1 time-step.

January 19, 2023, 15:47	Save the XY plot in every time step	#1
cqyyy New Member QY Join Date: Jan 2023 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Hi all, I plot the temperature distribution using the XY plot in ANSYS Fluent and I want to save the plot to file in every time step. Is there any suggestion how to acheive this? Thank you! Best regards

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January 27, 2023, 05:50		#2
alainislas Senior Member Alain Islas Join Date: Nov 2019 Location: Mexico Posts: 142 Rep Power: 6	Dear QY, Yes, you can use auto-execute commands for this. You will need to do something like: 1) Create the point, line/rake, etc ... 2) Setup the Report Definition 3) Setup the Report File. Either append "_%t" or "_%i" to your file-name for transient, or steady-state simulations, respectively. 4) Use autoexecute-command. Ask Fluent to export the file. You can set the frequency to every 1 time-step.