Ansys120CFX官方教程13SolveroutFileandCCL.pptxVIP

Chapter 13Solver .out File and CCL;Solver Output File;;;;;;Diagnostics shown as the solver iterates towards a solution ;When the solution finishes the Imbalances are shown;Other data printed at the end of the out file include Viscous and Pressure forces and torques on walls, min / max variable values and detailed CPU requirements;Key Point;CFX Command Language object definition language which underlies all CFX products Object parameters define the “state” of an object GUIs present object parameters in a contextual manner (parameters shown/hidden based on GUI selections) Allows for easy modifications E.g. modifying an inlet velocity at a boundary Advanced functionality (without complexity) i.e. loops and logic;CCL Statements can be classified into three categories: Object and parameter definitions Actions Power Syntax ;2. Example of an Action Command: A CFX-Post session file which includes a set of actions.;Terminology: Parameter Name = Parameter Value;The syntax rules of CCL are similar to many programming languages. Below are a few syntax rules but for a complete list, please search the help documentation (CCL Syntax) Case Sensitivity Everything in the file is sensitive to case. Effect of spaces Spaces appearing before or after a name are not considered to be part of the name. Single spaces appearing inside a name are significant. Multiple spaces and tabs appearing inside a name are treated as a single space. CCL names definition In simple syntax, a CCL name must be at least one character. This first character must be alphabetic; there may be any number of subsequent characters and these can be alphabetic, numeric, space or tab. Continued on next slide… ;Parameter Values STRING The characters $ and # have a special meaning. A string beginning with $ is evaluated as a Power Syntax variable, even if it occurs within a simple syntax statement. The characters such as [, ],{ and } are special only if used in conjunction with $. Following a $, such characters ter