UDF全过程-机械设计及理论专业论文.docx

FLUENT FLUENT UDF Seminar Shanghai, 2005 PAGE PAGE 10 What is User Defined Function y User written program that can be linked with FLUENT at run-time y Programmed in C and FLUENT defined macros y Can be implemented as Interpreted or Pre- Compiled Libraries FLUENT UDF Seminar, Shanghai, 2005 Purpose of Using UDF y Customization of standard FLUENT y To meet user’s special requirements Special boundary conditions Additional source terms Adjustment before and during simulation y Enhancement of existing FLUENT models y Add user models to FLUENT y (Platform for testing new features for future FLUENT versions) FLUENT UDF Seminar, Shanghai, 2005 UDF Functionalities y To return a user specified value to FLUENT User defined material properties Additional source terms to solved equations y To modify parameters passed from FLUENT Reaction rates, model parameters, etc y To modify FLUENT variables Boundary condition profiles y Solve User Defined Scalar equations (UDS) y Input/Output of user data FLUENT UDF Seminar, Shanghai, 2005 UDF Applications (1) y Define boundary condition profiles As function of space/time All solved equations yAddadditionalequationsourceterms y Modify material properties e.g. density, heat conductivity, viscosity, etc y Modify model parameters Reaction rates, turbulence viscosity, DMP, etc FLUENT UDF Seminar, Shanghai, 2005 UDF Applications (2) y Solve User Defined Scalar transport equations Species, 2nd order Reynolds stress, electric potential, etc y Calculate additional variables (via UDM) For storage and/or post-processing y Apply special initialization y Perform adjustment during simulation y Write/read user data FLUENT UDF Seminar, Shanghai, 2005 UDF Limitations y Not all problems can be solved through UDF Depending on problem complexity Depending on understanding of FLUENT structure y Not all FLUENT variables or parameters can be accessed or modified through UDF Specific heat Cp (requires additional solver capabilities) FLUENT UDF Seminar, Shang