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November 12, 2003, 15:59 |
Best Code for User Fortran
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I've used CFX4 for years, and I have always bragged about the flexibility the user Fortran allows. I'm now starting over on a new project, and I'm unsure if CFX4 is still the correct choice. I could use help with answers to the following:
1. Does or will CFX5 offer similar flexibility via the user Fortran. 2. Do any other codes (FLUENT/FIDAP/CFD-Ace/etc.) offer similar access to internal variables via user Fortran. 3. Will CFX4 allow for fluid structure interactions in the near future (Is CFX4 still under development)? 4. Suggests for a code that will allow me access to internal variables so that I can include my own ALE and Immersed boundary techniques. Thanks for any and all help. Worth |
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November 13, 2003, 05:11 |
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Fluent is written in C so it might be difficult to incorporate your own Fortran if you have to use that language. You may be able to link Fortran subroutines though - see what their user support says.
STAR-CD is written in Fortran and has a very good facility for user subroutines. |
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November 13, 2003, 07:38 |
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Try PHOENICS. It allows rather deep access to internals.
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November 13, 2003, 14:17 |
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Worth,
CFD-ACE user subroutines are coded in FORTRAN and offer a high degree of flexibility. I can put you in contact with our Academic Sales person, if you'd like more information. Alton |
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November 14, 2003, 11:21 |
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The "Best Code for User Fortran" is always going to be a monolithic hunk of 1980's FORTRAN which needs to be re-linked for each problem. Then you can guess the common block names and hack away to your heart's content.
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