Tagged: 17.1, fluent, fluent-post-processing, fluid-dynamics
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January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
FAQ
ParticipantFlow Time (physical time) can be switched on in Fluent’s graphics window. Via the GUI: Tree (left side column) Under RESULTS -> GRAPHICS -> OPTIONS -> TITLES Ribbon Viewing -> Display -> Options (First column of buttons on the left) Via the Text User Interface (TUI) command /display/set/windows/text/visible y To display flow time in the TUI (also used in UDF’s), type (rpgetvar ‘flow-time)
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