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Old   March 22, 2007, 08:51
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Don Parsons
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I am a graduate student that is relatively new to FLUENT. I am working on a vortex sampler and would like to use the unsteady DPM. I would like to be able to display a video of some type of the particle paths. It appears that FLUENT only records the lst position of the particles if the flow is unsteady. I would really appreciate it if someone could offer some advice on how to create this sort of video. Is there a way to write the particle positons at every time step. Thank you all in advance

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Old   March 25, 2007, 14:20
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if the flow is unsteady fluent displays only the final positions of the particles. You can save images of particle tracks every time steps using solve-execute commands. Type the tui commands to display particle tracks as first command. ("Dis par ---") Type "Dis hc particletrack%t.jpeg" as second command. make the commands to be executed at every time step. before starting the iterations you have to set the image type through file-hardcopy.

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Old   March 26, 2007, 09:32
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Thank you very much I appreciate the help. I will try to apply that this week. I was wondering if the solve---animate window did the same thing or is this what you are refering to. Thanks again.

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Old   March 26, 2007, 13:51
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yes u can animate it thru solve->animate.. but the files will be quite big.
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You could also Auto save each time step and use CFD post to create any animation that you like...
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I tried but unable to track particle in ANSYS. I used the following technique
calculation activity-solution animation-animation seq 1-define-particle track-phase (particle)-track
But unable to track particles...
pls tell any effective way also i tried google but it is not helpful..
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