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How can I define a parameter and assign it to an input variable using the FLUENT TUI (Text User Interface) ?

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    • June 6, 2022 at 8:32 am
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      In latest versions, the parameters have to be defined using Named Expressions (with the appropriate units). Therefore you will only be allowed to create parameters using the Named Expressions TUI menu : /define/named-expressions/ For example, to create a parameter for a gauge pressure on a pressure outlet boundary condition:
      1) Create the Named Expression and define it as a parameter:
      /define/named-expressions/add “my_gauge” definition “0[Pa]” parameter yes q
      2) Assign the expression to the proper boundary condition:
      /define/boundary-condition/pressure-outlet outlet yes no “my_gauge” …. (actual full command depends from the models activated)

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