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How to use multiple separate particle injections in Ansys EnSight?

Tagged: 2020 R2, ensight, fluid-dynamics, General
    • March 17, 2023 at 8:58 am
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      It is not possible to use more than one particle part for one case. This is a limitation of the EnSight Case Gold format. Particles are described as a “measurement” point cloud. The only known workaround is to use multiple cases for the different injections. EnSight can open up to 16 cases simultaneously. By referencing the same *.geo file in all *.case/*.encas files it is possible to limit the data volume. Then load only the particle part for all but the first case.

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