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How to get the computation time for dense particle (DPM) tracking in a Fluent job running in parallel?

Tagged: 17.2, fluent, fluid-dynamics, MP - Particle Tracking, Other
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      Use the text user interface (TUI) command /parallel/timer/usage to get a list of time of different solver stages. Here you will find the DPM wall-clock time per iteration as well as the total DPM solve time.

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