The vorticity variable is an internal solver variable. By default it is not written out to the results file, but if you want to make it available you can create a file called e.g. vorticity.ccl containing the following lines:
LIBRARY:
VARIABLE: vorticity
Option = Definition
MMS Name = VORT
Long Name = Vorticity
Tensor Type = VECTOR
Quantity = Shear Strain Rate
Status = D
CEL Root =/FLOW/PHYSICS/{Zone}/{Fluid}
User Level = 2
Output to Jobfile = No
Output to Postprocessor = Yes
Component Short Names =
vorticity x,
vorticity y,
vorticity z
Component Long Names =
Vorticity x Component,
Vorticity y Component,
Vorticity z Component
Component MMS Names =
VORT-1,
VORT-2,
VORT-3
General Availability = ADAPTION, RESULTS, MONITOR, CEL
Variable Scope = PHASE
Variable Class = HYDRO
Field Variable = True
END
END #LIBRARY
You can then perform your run from the command line typing: cfx5solve -def myfile.def -ccl vorticity.ccl
Or if using the solver manager, on the 'Define Run' form, select the definition file & turn ON 'Show Advanced Controls. On the 'SOLVER' tab, enter the following in the 'Solver Arguments' box
-ccl vorticity.ccl
The results file will then contain the vorticity variable.
The lines above come from the VARIABLES file, located in CFX5_INSTALLATION_DIRECTORY/etc.
The vorticity variable is an internal solver variable. By default it is not written out to the results file, but if you want to make it available you can create a file called e.g. vorticity.ccl containing the following lines: LIBRARY: VARIABLE: vorticity Option = Definition MMS Name = VORT Long Name = Vorticity Tensor Type = VECTOR Quantity = Shear Strain Rate Status = D CEL Root =/FLOW/PHYSICS/{Zone}/{Fluid} User Level = 2 Output to Jobfile = No Output to Postprocessor = Yes Component Short Names = vorticity x, vorticity y, vorticity z Component Long Names = Vorticity x Component, Vorticity y Component, Vorticity z Component Component MMS Names = VORT-1, VORT-2, VORT-3 General Availability = ADAPTION, RESULTS, MONITOR, CEL Variable Scope = PHASE Variable Class = HYDRO Field Variable = True END END #LIBRARY You can then perform your run from the command line typing: cfx5solve -def myfile.def -ccl vorticity.ccl Or if using the solver manager, on the 'Define Run' form, select the definition file & turn ON 'Show Advanced Controls. On the 'SOLVER' tab, enter the following in the 'Solver Arguments' box -ccl vorticity.ccl The results file will then contain the vorticity variable. The lines above come from the VARIABLES file, located in CFX5_INSTALLATION_DIRECTORY/etc. |
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