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  3. I am doing a series of transient runs using Design Points and I would like to be sure that each Dp initializes in the same way, according to what I set up in Fluent. The initialization options “Initialize from Current” , “Initialize from Previous”and from some retained solution will fail to achieve this, yet I don’t see any other options. Is there any way to just use the Fluent initialization?

I am doing a series of transient runs using Design Points and I would like to be sure that each Dp initializes in the same way, according to what I set up in Fluent. The initialization options “Initialize from Current” , “Initialize from Previous”and from some retained solution will fail to achieve this, yet I don’t see any other options. Is there any way to just use the Fluent initialization?

Tagged: 19.2, fluid-dynamics, Other, Project Schematic, workbench platform
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:32 pm
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      The initialization options for the Fluent solution in Design Point runs defaults to Program-Controlled, which means that the progress from one Dp to another is controlled by the option selected for the Parameter set. The choices there are “From Current” or “From Previous”. This setting can be overridden from the Fluent Solution Cell Properties by right-clicking on the Solution cell and changing “Initialization Method” to either “Solver-Controlled” or “Use Solution Data from File” (which allows you to browse to any existing solution file). The “Solver-Controlled” option will recover the original Fluent-based initializaton.

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