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July 20, 2006, 11:48 |
Fluent journal file
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Dear all, I am trying to get Fluent run as a batch process on a SGI machine. However, my journal file is not working. Can anyone help me figure out the problem with my journal file and batch script? Also can someone post or send a sample journal file? I copied the batch script and journal file below?
Thank you all in advance. ahmet ****************BATCH******************* #PBS -N ahmet1 #PBS -S /bin/tcsh #PBS -j oe #PBS -l cput=10:00:00 #PBS -l ncpus=4,mem=1gb cd $TMPDIR cp /scratch/a0u8545/060719/6inch-15-alt/6-15a-60-060717-00-fl.jou . cp /scratch/a0u8545/060719/6inch-15-alt/6-15a-60-060706-00.cas . module load fluent fluent 3d -g < 6-15a-60-060717-00-fl.jou > outputfile cp outputfile /scratch/a0u8545/060719/6inch-15-alt cp 6-15a-60-060717-00 /scratch/a0u8545/060719/6inch-15-alt cp 6-15a-60-060706-00.dat /scratch/a0u8545/060719/6inch-15-alt qstat -f $PBS_JOBID ********************JOU FILE************************* /file/rc 6-15a-60-060706-00.cas /define/boundary-conditions/velocity-inlet ;(5ft-inlet) ;zone id/name [5ft-inlet] <RETURN> ;Velocity Specification Method: Magnitude and Direction [no] <RETURN> ;Velocity Specification Method: Components [no] <RETURN> ;Velocity Specification Method: Magnitude, Normal to Boundary [yes] <RETURN> ;Reference Frame: Absolute [yes] <RETURN> ;Use Profile for Velocity Magnitude? [no] <RETURN> ;Velocity Magnitude (ft/s) [5.95] 6.80 ;Coordinate System: Cartesian (X, Y, Z) [yes] <RETURN> ;Turbulence Specification Method: K and Epsilon [yes] <RETURN> ;Use Profile for Turb. Kinetic Energy? [no] <RETURN> ;Turb. Kinetic Energy (ft2/s2) [10.764263] <RETURN> ;Use Profile for Turb. Dissipation Rate? [no] <RETURN> ;Turb. Dissipation Rate (ft2/s3) [10.764263] <RETURN> /solve/initialize/compute-defaults/velocity-inlet ;(5ft-inlet) ;zone id/name [5ft-inlet] <RETURN> /solve/iterate 50 file/export/ascii ;ASCII file name [] 6-15a-60-060717-00 ;Surfaces(1) [()] point-7 point-8 point-9 point-10 point-11 point-12 point-13 ;Surfaces(3) [()] <RETURN> ;Write loads at boundaries? [no] <RETURN> ;Delimiter/Comma?, if comma not chosen, ;space is assumed to be the delimiter [no] <RETURN> ;ASCII scalar(1)> pressure pressure-coefficient velocity-magnitude x-velocity turb-kinetic-energy turb-diss-rate ;ASCII scalar(7)> q ;Location/Cell-Centered?, ;if Cell-Centered not chosen, node values of scalars are reported [no] y exit y |
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July 21, 2006, 08:26 |
Re: Fluent journal file
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I'm not sure about the bc settings in your journal file - I would write
/define/boundary-conditions/velocity-inlet 5ft-inlet n n y y n 6.80 y y n 10.764263 n 10.764263 |
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August 1, 2006, 15:21 |
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Thanks PAD, that worked just perfect.
However, I couldn't figure out how to enter scalar when exporting the data to an ascii file. I tried something like following but didn't work. I couldn't find it on the manual either. Can anyone help me with this? Thanksss!!! ahmet file/export/ascii 6-15a-060731 '(point-8 point-9 point-10) n n ????pressure pressure-coefficient velocity-magnitude???? n |
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August 2, 2006, 00:28 |
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Hi guys, I am running the following string in batch mode on a unix system. The script seems to be running fine except "file/export/ascii......" line. I am getting the following error message. Can anyone help me fix the problem? Thanks a lot in advance
ahmet *****************Error message********************* ... : iter continuity x-velocity y-velocity z-velocity k epsilon time/iter 1 1.0000e+00 1.5968e-03 4.5229e-04 4.6141e-04 2.5910e-04 1.7277e+01 0:02:31 2 2 1.0000e+00 3.8661e-02 2.0908e-02 2.0915e-02 2.9106e-03 5.4566e-01 0:01:15 1 3 2.1964e-01 5.9616e-02 4.4457e-02 4.2590e-02 1.7208e-01 8.7064e+01 0:00:00 0 > adapt/ file/ report/ define/ grid/ solve/ display/ parallel/ surface/ exit plot/ view/ > invalid command [ascii] > invalid command [pressure-coefficient] > invalid command [velocity-magnitude] > adapt/ file/ report/ define/ grid/ solve/ display/ parallel/ surface/ exit plot/ view/ > Writing "6-15a-60-060706-00.dat"... Done. ********************Script************************ * /file/rc 6-15a-60-060706-00.cas /define/boundary-conditions/velocity-inlet 4 n n y y n 6.80 y y n 10.764263 n 10.764263 /solve/initialize/compute-defaults/velocity-inlet 5ft-inlet /solve/initialize/initialize-flow /solve/iterate 3 /file/export/ascii 6-15a-60-060731-00 (point-7 point-8) n n pressure pressure-coefficient velocity-magnitude x-velocity turb-kinetic-energy turb-diss-rate q n wd 6-15a-60-060706-00.dat exit y |
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August 2, 2006, 00:29 |
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August 6, 2006, 15:53 |
Re: Fluent journal file
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Dear ahmet u can do all u need to perform batch operation as follow 1-open a new journal file 2-from writting the commands like that file read-case "c:\mesh1.mesh"
and see the response of the program u can learn yourself simply 3-close the journal and select what u need to do than save that in a new journal i hope this useful khairy-Egypt |
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August 6, 2006, 17:28 |
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Thanks Khairy, I will give it a try that way and post my response here. ahmet
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July 6, 2010, 06:00 |
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Ahmet, did you find a solution to your problem? I have the same one as well
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