plasma actuator modeling udf code error
Hello!
Now I just follow A.Bouchmal's MS thesis "Modeling of Dielectric-Barrier Discharge Actuator". http://www.lr.tudelft.nl/fileadmin/Faculteit/LR/Organisatie/Afdelingen_en_Leerstoelen/Afdeling_AEWE/Aerodynamics/Contributor_Area/Secretary/Publications/publications/Msc_thesis_Adil_Bouchmal.pdf However, the code which he atteched doesn't works. I compiled the code and input conditions but when I start calculate, the error "FLUENT recieved fatal signal [ACCESS_VIOLATION] occurs. My friend said that maybe the code is wrong. Is there anyone who succeed to calculate this case? Please help me to solve the problem. |
is there any udm in the code? if the answer is yes, did you determine the number of udm or not?
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yes there are 5 UDM, but I determine the number of UDM 5.
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in my case, the message appeared when I did not determine the number of udm, or for example I should define number of scalar in uds or otherr places. also, in my udf I should reset the udm in Demand, in this case also if i forget to do this it happens.
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Thanks to your reply.
but it still doens't works.... |
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Hello my friend I've tried this code too. but I have compile error. how can I fix that? |
A. Bouchmal has used User-Defined Memory (UDM) in his UDF. Ensure you have enabled a sufficient number of UDM slots because otherwise the solver will crash with ACCESS_VIOLATION as the memory is not available.
They have also used User-Defined Scalar transport equations (UDS) for the electric potential and net charge density. You will need to enable these UDS fields as well. |
Thanks 'e'
what is the difference between them? can you help me to run this code? thanks |
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The UDF library you are trying to load (libudf) is not compiled for 2d on the curent platform (win64). The system cannot find the file specified. c:\users\siavash\desktop\libudf\win64\2d\libudf.dl l |
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UDM is simply storing a value at every cell and is initialised with zero. For example, say you have an unsteady flow and want to visualise the locations where the local velocity exceeds some critical value. You could mark cells that exceed this critical velocity value and visualise these cells within Fluent as a contour plot as a function of your UDM. Without using UDM, you'd be left with the final solution and lose this intermediate velocity data at the end of each time step/iteration. Quote:
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Hello
I need a video clip for Mr. Bochmal's udf configuration in the fluent. Please email me below. please help mkaramzadeh151@gmail.com |
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