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April 5, 2004, 12:15 |
pressures in MDM - parallel fluent
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Hello,
I have a problem: I'm running an unsteady analysis of an oscillating wing using the moving and deforming mesh feature. I'm running the parallel version of fluent and I would like to export at each time step the pressures on the wing surface. I tried using the export feature, ascii mode, but it doesn't work for parallel version of fluent. So I tried to write an UDF function to export the pressures, but again In parallel mode I cannot write the pressures on the surface wing.... Is it possible to write an UDF function to write these informations? Regards, |
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April 7, 2004, 01:38 |
Re: pressures in MDM - parallel fluent
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Hi,
In this kind of problem ,we have to do re-coding to write values . In paralle, there are some nodes and host. Ordinary coding doesn't divide this nodes or host and this thing makes a problem. So this writing process has to be done in the host. In UDF, RP_NODE, RP_HOST is defined. Details of this macro is showed in the UDF User's Guide. Thank you FJ |
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