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Simulation Auto-Stop at a Certain Force

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    • Isaiah
      Subscriber

      Hey everyone, 

      I'm wondering if theres a way to automatically stop my transient fluent simulation once one of my force monitors reach (or go above) a certain value? Lets say im compressing a fluid volume with a UDF and I'd like to stop the simulation once the force on a surface reaches a certain magnitude. Should this be done in the "Execute Commands". Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. 

      Thanks

      -ITY

    • abhishek.roy
      Ansys Employee

      Create a force report definition: Solution > Reports Definitions > New > Force Report > Force. 

      Now go to residual monitors. Open convergence conditions and add a condition. Under Report definition, select the report that was created earlier and put the value under the stop criterion 

    • Isaiah
      Subscriber

      I appreciate your help on this. However, it was my understanding (correct me if i'm wrong) that the stop criterion that your showing here is simply to determine "convergence" of the condition. For example, if my force report stops changing by a certain value in between interations then it is considered as converged. 

      What I'm looking for is a way to stop the simulation based off of a force value using my force report. So say, if my force reaches 100N, stop the run. 

      Thanks again for the assistance.  

    • abhishek.roy
      Ansys Employee

      This will make your simulation stop based on your force report value. For ex, if you want to stop at 100N under stop criteria, put 100

    • Isaiah
      Subscriber

      Okay, I will give this a try. Thanks so much for your assistance. 

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