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How can I read a number of Fluent transient data files into CFD-Post as a single case?

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    • June 5, 2023 at 7:05 am
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      If you want CFD-Post to read in a series of data files associated to a single case file, just make sure that all the .dat files and the single case file are together in their own folder, and make sure all the .dat files have a similar name, subject to an appended number. E.g., put casename.cas casename-####1.dat casename-####2.dat casename-####3.dat into the same folder. Then select the most recent data file when reading into CFD-Post, and select the option to ‘load complete history as a single case’. All the data files will be available in CFD-Post for transient analysis.

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