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How to transfer distribution of a flow variable (or a combination of flow variables) from one solution to another for the same geometry without affecting data in the 2nd solution?

Tagged: 18, fluent, fluid-dynamics, Scripting/Journaling/UDF, Species/Reactions
    • June 5, 2023 at 7:06 am
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      You can transfer distribution of a flow variable from one solution to another for same geometry with following steps: 1. Copy required data in a UDS 2. Write interpolation file with UDS data only 3. Interpolate UDS onto the 2nd case/data 4. Define CFF 5. Copy into UDM for further manipulation using CFF in patch initialization, if needed Keywords: UDS, UDM, interpolate

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