Tagged: 17.1, fluent, fluid-dynamics, General, General - FLUENT
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January 25, 2023 at 7:16 am
FAQ
ParticipantSometimes, for example in batch mode, we might need to export data in a specific format from Fluent, specify all zones and several scalars. The below example TUI commands can be used for this purpose. To export a tecplot file named “tecfilename” that includes pressure and temperature values at all nodes of the domain, use: fi ex tec tecfilename () pressure temperature q To export a tecplot file named “tecfilename” that includes pressure and temperature values only for the zones named “wall” and “inlet”, use: fi ex tec tecfilename (wall inlet) pressure temperature q Please note that the () are used as delimiters and are important to specify.
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