ANSYS 12.0 官方培训手册-Introduction to CFX-PART G.pptVIP

* * Turbo Report Click the Comment icon from the main toolbar Enter User Plots the for Name Type the following in to the Comment Viewer : You can add you own Figures, Tables, Charts and Comments to the report. Next you will add a figure to the end of the report showing a Vector plot at 50% span in the blade passage. Turbo Report Switch to the Report Viewer, and Refresh the report The Refresh button is in the Report Viewer toolbar The new comment will appear at the end of the report Turbo Report Switch to Turbo tab Double-click Blade-to-Blade from the Turbo tree Set Span to 0.5 Set Plot Type to Vector and Variable to Velocity Click Apply Now create a Velocity plot at 50% span: Turbo Report Click the Figure icon from the main toolbar Set the Name to Vector Midspan and click OK Scroll to the bottom of the Outline tree The Figure appears at the end of the Report Switch to the Report Viewer tab and Refresh the report to see the changes Now add this plot to you report: Turbo Plot Click the Publish icon from the Report Viewer toolbar Click OK to write the HTML file The file and figures can be distributed as necessary Once the report is complete you can publish it to an html file CFD-Post Create various figures, tables, comments and charts that you might typically want to see in your analysis Try enabling the Generate CFX-Viewer Files… toggle when publishing your report Image in the report can then be rotated, zoomed and panned. The CFX Viewer must be installed on the machine viewing the report; this is freely available from the Customer Portal and does not require a license (so your customers can view your figures in 3D) You may want to try the following on your own, time permitting * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Comparing Data Data Discussion The results show reasonable agreement with the Skin Friction and Stanton Number data. Note that the SST and k-omega model give a more accurate downstream reattachment location (where the Skin Fric