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Hi!!!
I want to read particle injections from a file by defining the points from where they are to be injected. Could anyone tell me the following points: (1) What language shud I write my code in? (2) How will FLUENT know that the data points which I created are the values it is looking for? In other words is there any format in which I have to write my data in the file so that FLUENT understand as soon as it reads the data. Besdies the coordinate points I also have to specify the diameter and mass flow rate of the particles to be injected. Thanks Pravir |
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Hi Pavir
All you have to do is to use the File-option for setting Particle injections.The syntax for this is given in section 19.9.2 of the userguide. br Markus |
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If I have 2000 particles then do I have to write (( x y z u v w diameter temperature mass-flow) name ) it 2000 number of times. What type of file would this be??? Is this a text(notepad) file???
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i have a problem like this. please tell me if u understand. thanks bye varshavian@mehr.sharif.edu
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