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Heat Transfer

Heat Transfer

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  3. I am running a parametric simulation in which a new zone gets created by Fluent to accomodate the non-equilibrium porous model. I have some scripting in a journal file that applies to the new solid zone from the Solution cell, but my design points keep failing because the new zone name/numbering changes with each pass through Fluent. How can I ensure consistent zone naming in Fluent so that my journal file always works?

I am running a parametric simulation in which a new zone gets created by Fluent to accomodate the non-equilibrium porous model. I have some scripting in a journal file that applies to the new solid zone from the Solution cell, but my design points keep failing because the new zone name/numbering changes with each pass through Fluent. How can I ensure consistent zone naming in Fluent so that my journal file always works?

Tagged: 2019 R1, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Heat Transfer and Radiation, heat-transfer, Modeling/Setup Advice
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:59 am
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      To keep the name of the new solid zone consistent, you can rename it right after it is created: mesh modify-zones zone-name oldname newname Do this before any other reference to the solid zone name.

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