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KR443: How do I conduct a parametric study using FLUENT in ANSYS Workbench?


This topic is discussed in the Animated Tutorials: ANSYS FLUENT > Conducting a Parametric Study using FLUENT<br><br>We plan to update this page frequently with new tutorials.

KR444: How do I conduct a 1-way FSI using FLUENT and ANSYS Mechanical?


This topic is discussed in the Animated Tutorials: ANSYS FLUENT > 1-Way Fluid-Structure Interaction Using FLUENT<br><br>We plan to update this page frequently with new tutorials.

KR445: How do I compare results from multiple CFX simulations in CFD-Post?


This topic is discussed in the Animated Tutorials: ANSYS CFX > Creating and Comparing Related FLUENT Analyses<br><br>We plan to update this page frequently with new tutorials.

KR446: How do I conduct a parametric study using CFX in ANSYS Workbench?


This topic is discussed in the Animated Tutorials.<br><br>We plan to update this page frequently with new tutorials.

KR447: How do I conduct a 1-way FSI using CFX and ANSYS Mechanical?


This topic is discussed in the Animated Tutorials.<br><br><br>We plan to update this page frequently with new tutorials.

KR448: What is the purpose of Multi-configuration setup? How do I use this?


This topic is discussed in the Animated Tutorials. Please visit the Customer Portal (http://www1.ansys.com/customer), Click Tutorials, and navigate to ANSYS CFX > Multiconfiguration Setup.

KR449: Do I really need to learn how to write UDFs for basic use of FLUENT software?


Basic use does not require knowledge of UDFs. However, special customizations may need UDFs.

KR450: What are the UDF resources available to me?


UDF manual:<br><a target=_blank...

KR451: How can I monitor forces during my simulation using Newtons instead of dimensionless coefficients in FLUENT?


FLUENT always monitors forces using dimensionless coefficients. These are defined as<br><br>Coefficient = Force/(0.5&#961;V2A) ...

KR452: How can I read a journal (a) from a journal or (b) using execute commands in FLUENT?


FLUENT will not allow the user to have the command<br><br>/file/read-journal myjournal.jou (1)<br><br>within a journal file or as an execute command. However, FLUENT...

KR453: How can I calculate Time-Integrated Quantities in CFD-Post?


See attached PDF

KR454: What is the best way to sample the mass flow rate in a transient run in FLUENT?


To get transient mass flow rate data, you need to use the surface monitor functionality under Solution->Monitors..<br><br>Let's say, you want to write out mass flow rate...

KR455: What are some scenarios where I would need a UDF?


Please refer to following link in the user manual for details.<br><br><a target=_blank...

KR456: How can I learn the basics of UDF writing?


UDF code is written in C language. A working knowledge of C makes it easy to pick up UDFs.

KR457: What compiler do I need for a PC?


You need a Microsoft Visual C++ compiler for PCs. More details at:<br><a target=_blank...

KR458: What's the difference: UDF/SCHEME/Macros?


UDFs are functions that are written in a combination of C language and FLUENT macros.<br><br>FLUENT macros are pre-defined function templates that the FLUENT solver can...

KR459: What is a good resource to learn scheme programming?


Please refer to the following link.<br><br><a target=_blank href="http://www.scheme.com/tspl3/">http://www.scheme.com/tspl3/</a>http://www.scheme.com/tspl3/

KR460: How do I link my udf to FLUENT? Do I need to compile FLUENT source code with my UDF?


You do not need to compile the Fluent source code. Once a UDF is loaded, the functions need to be hooked to the relevant location in the graphical user interface.

KR461: Can I write my UDF in Fortran or C++?


UDFs must be written in the C programming language and they typically use Fluent supplied macros.

KR462: What are the steps in using a UDF in my case file?


COMPILED UDFs<br><br>1. Compile the UDF<br> a. Define > User-Defined > Functions > Compiled<br> b. Browse and add the relevant...

KR463: Do you have a template for all UDFs (like FIDAP does)?


Though there are no ready-made templates for UDFs, there are many examples of UDF macros in the UDF manual. These can be customized as needed.

KR464: How can I add my own material properties?


If you have material properties that cannot be defined using one of the many options provided in the Materials panel, you can use a DEFINE_PROPERTY UDF. Details and examples are shown in the...

KR465: How do I specify a polynomial profile at the inlet?


You will use a DEFINE_PROFILE macro in your UDF. Details and examples are shown in the manual at:<br><br><a target=_blank...

KR466: What is the difference between interpreted and compiled UDFs?


The major difference between interpreted and compiled UDFs is that interpreted UDFs cannot access FLUENT solver data using direct structure references; they can only indirectly access data through...

KR467: EXECUTE_ON_DEMAND vs. DEFINE_ADJUST and DEFINE_EXECUTE_AT_END


An EXECUTE_ON_DEMAND macro is executed only when explicitly called, a DEFINE_ADJUST macro is called at the beginning of every iteration and a DEFINE_EXECUTE_AT_END macro is called at end of every...