ANSYS12.0官方培训教程 Fluent Chapter7-Heat Transfer Modeling.pptVIP

Export – ANSYS The file written is an ANSYS results file with a .rfl extension. To read this file into ANSYS, use the following procedure: In ANSYS, go to General Postproc Data and File Options and read the file generated from FLUENT. Go to Results Summary and click on the first line in the upcoming panel. You will see some information listed in the ANSYS_56_OUTPUT window displaying geomtery information. In the small ANSYS Input window, enter the following commands in order: SET,FIRST /PREP7 ET,1,142 The last command corresponds to FLOTRAN 3D element. If your case is 2D, then this should be replaced by ET,1,141. In the ANSYS MULTIPHYSICS UTITLITY menu, select Plot and then Nodes or Elements, including the nodal solution under Results in the drop-down list. Export – ANSYS Export ANSYS file through GUI or TUI:/file/export/ansys file-name A single file will be written containing coordinates, connectivity, and the scalars listed below: Density, viscosity X, Y, Z velocity, pressure, temperature Turbulence kinetic energy, turbulence dissipation rate, turbulent viscosity, effective viscosity Thermal conductivity (laminar, turbulent, effective) Total pressure and temperature, pressure coefficient, Mach number, stream function, heat flux, heat transfer coefficient, wall shear stress, specific heat Export – ABAQUS A single file (e.g., file.aba) containing coordinates, connectivity, optional loads, zone groups, velocity, and selected scalars will be written. You can specify which scalars you want in the Functions to Write list. Export of data to Abaqus is available only for 3D models and is valid only for solid zones or for those surfaces that lie at the intersection of solid zones. None of the fluid zone heat transfer properties will get exported Ideal only when you want to do some Fluid-Solid interface i.e., wall analysis. file/export/abaqus file-name list-of-surfaces () yes|no list-of-scalars q Export to Other Formats NASTRAN/PATRAN: The be