FLUENT 6 - Write pressure gradient history in a file (obtained from a translational periodic case)
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It is possible to monitor pressure gradient (pressure drop/unit length) as a function of iteration.
This can be done in the following panel: Solve-> Monitor -> Statistics However writing this information to a file is not possible. If you want to write the pressure gradient to a file at each iteration, you can use a scheme or a UDF: 1- Scheme example: monitor-periodic.scm ;;=====================================================;;; ;;; This Scheme function is computing ;;; pressure gradient of a translational periodic ;;; ;;; ;;; Usage ;;; 1) Read the case and data file, ;;; ;;; 2) File>Read>Scheme .. this file (monitor-periodic.scm) ;;; In order to load this file automatically ;;; Create a .fluent file in your home directory in which you type the following line: ;;; (load "~/mypath/monitor-periodic.scm") ;;; 3) Set a monitor command in GUI ;;; Solve->Execute Commands ;;; with the following content ;;; ;;; (write-my-deltap filename) ;;; ;;; filename: a string containing the name of your output file ;;; ;;; Example: ;;; (write-my-deltap "monitor1.out" ) ;;; ;;; 4) Set the frequency of executions - Every "n" Time steps or iterations ;;; 5) Run ;;; ;;; Do not change below this line ;;; ========================================================== (define (write-my-deltap filename) (let ((uport)(niter (%iterate 0))) (if (file-exists? filename) (set! uport (open-file filename "a+")) (let* ((fn filename)) (set! uport (open-file fn "w+")) (format uport "Pressure gradient as a function of iteration") (newline uport) ) ) (format uport " ~a" niter) (format uport " t ~a" (rpgetvar 'periodic/pressure-derivative)) (newline uport) (flush-output-port uport) (close-output-port uport) ) ) ;;; End of scheme file 2- If you want to retrieve the pressure gradient in a UDF. You can use a command like this: real deltap=RP_Get_Real('periodic/pressure-derivative); |
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