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Solver Basics Introductory FLUENT Training Solver Execution The menus are arranged such that the order of operation is generally left to right. Read and scale the mesh file. Select physical models. Define material properties. Prescribe operating conditions. Prescribe boundary conditions. Provide an initial solution. Set solver controls. Set up convergence monitors. Compute and monitor solution. Postprocessing Feedback into the solver Engineering analysis Text User Interface All GUI commands have a corresponding TUI command. Advanced commands are only available through TUI. Press the Enter key to display the command set at the current level. q moves up one level. FLUENT can be run in batch mode or scripted using a journal file. Using TUI commands Some common operations are aliased to simple TUI commands: ls Lists the files in the working directory rcd Reads case and data files wcd Writes case and data files rc/wc Reads/writes case file rd/wd Reads/writes data file it Iterate TUI commands in a batch file can be used to automate operations in a non-interactive mode. The TUI commands file/read-bc and file/write-bc can be used for reading and writing the settings for a FLUENT session to and from a file, respectively. TUI commands can be used to toggle various solver settings. Add the .gz extension to case and data files to write in compressed format and to decompress upon reading in FLUENT. Mouse Functionality Mouse button functionality depends on the chosen solver (2D / 3D) and can be configured in the solver. Default settings 2D Solver Left button translates/pans (dolly) Middle button zooms Right button selects/probes 3D Solver Left button rotates about 2 axes Middle button zooms Middle click on point in screen centers point in window Right button selects/probes Retrieve detailed flow field information at point with Probe enabled. Right-click on the graphics display. Reading the Mesh – Components Components are defined in the preprocessor and stored in the me