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A Kourm January 20, 2009 11:50

Automatic Data Export (ascii format)
 
hello,

I am solving a 3D unsteady problem and would like to output values of velocity and temperature every 100 timesteps along 3 'slices' of my domain so that I can postprocess the data within a fortran code, I would like the output data files to be in ascii format.

I am aware of the autosave function FLUENT has, but using this, the ouput data file is some strange format, and I dont actually know what the columns of data represent...Any help whatsoever would be very appreciated.

Thank you very much Agi

Emad January 21, 2009 03:28

Re: Automatic Data Export (ascii format)
 
Hello Agi I have same problem in 3D rectangular duct, Can't using autosave data. you can used File-->Export--> ASCII click the any data you want. With best regards emad

A Kourm January 21, 2009 04:57

Re: Automatic Data Export (ascii format)
 
thanks emad, but I need to have the export-data function work automatically each 100 timesteps, since I would like to save the time history of my problem (I am running an unsteady problem). With your method I can only save the data from the final timestep..

A Kourm January 21, 2009 07:36

Re: Automatic Data Export (ascii format)
 
FYI for anyone else that is interested, i found how to do it, you can use the solve-execute command window, and then write the following:

file/export/ filetype filename () yes list-of-scalars q

you need the q at the end to notify fluent that the list of scalars you want outputted is complete.

spdesai March 7, 2021 14:08

Excellent! Thank you! I was not aware the TUI commands could be used in the calculation activities section!


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