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khalidansari4u April 19, 2014 11:25

Cant use Automatic Export in Fluent
 
hi

i m having trouble while using ANSYS Fluent

when i m trying to use Automatic Export it is hidden. so Experts pls help!!!!!!

i m attaching the Screenshot also

http://i62.tinypic.com/23it98x.jpg

macfly April 20, 2014 10:53

Hi,

Automatic export is only available for transient calculations. If you want to export data in file format other than .dat every X iterations, I guess you have to write a DEFINE_EXECUTE_AT_END udf.

khalidansari4u April 20, 2014 11:13

but i dont even know how to write that

will you pls help me to write that

macfly April 20, 2014 11:14

Which file format do you want to export your data to?

khalidansari4u April 20, 2014 15:31

i want to find drag and lift coefficient with time domain

macfly April 20, 2014 15:33

Ok now I don't understand, your 1st post implied that your model is steady-state, and now you want to export time-dependent results...

For time-dependent exports you got everything your looking for in the GUI.

khalidansari4u April 21, 2014 03:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by macfly (Post 487179)
Ok now I don't understand, your 1st post implied that your model is steady-state, and now you want to export time-dependent results...

For time-dependent exports you got everything your looking for in the GUI.

ya ya i think i was wrong. this should be transient problem not steady state.
but the question remains, how to give an oscillatory boundary conditions.

macfly April 21, 2014 08:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by khalidansari4u (Post 487234)
ya ya i think i was wrong. this should be transient problem not steady state.
but the question remains, how to give an oscillatory boundary conditions.

The question doesn't remain, in each post you're asking a new question!

Clarify what your looking for, search the forum thoroughly for 'oscillatory' etc., tell us what you've tried so far, and then ask a precise question please.


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