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How to set multiple boundary condition types at once?

Tagged: 19.1, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General - FLUENT, UDF/Scripting / ACT / PyAnsys
    • April 5, 2023 at 2:32 pm
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      A simple journal script can be used in order to change multiple boundary condition types at once. Create a journal file with a command like: define boundary-conditions zone-type BC BCtype where BC is either the name or the ID of the boundary and BCtype is the type (wall, pressure outlet, …). Copy and paste the above line into a text file, then add other lines for other boundaries, give this text file and extension .jou and save it. Then go to File -> Read -> Journal and load the file. Keywords: Boundary Condition, Type, Journal, Fluent

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