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

* This is a very difficult equation to solve in the general case and is extremely expensive computationally. Approximate solutions solve the problem in the optically thin/thick limit (without scattering). Examples include view factors, diffusion approximation and zonal method. Boundary conditions can be visualized in CFX-Pre You can create a Boundary Contour or a Boundary Vector plot of the profile data Profile Data File Results File from First Simulation Definition File for Second Simulation CFD-Post CFX-Pre How to Use CFX-Solver CFX-Pre CFD-Post .def .csv .res The profile data is read into the CFX-Solver each time the solver is started / restarted (i.e. the profile file can be edited between solver runs without returning to CFX-Pre Profile Data File Results File from First Simulation Definition File for Second Simulation CFD-Post CFX-Pre How to Use CFX-Solver CFX-Pre CFD-Post .def .csv .res (including .csv data) Profile Data File Results File from First Simulation Definition File for Second Simulation CFD-Post CFX-Pre .out (includes .csv data if profile data is less than 16 kB) All profile data is written to the results file and can be extracted using the command line utility cfx5dfile, described in the Help Files How to Use Appendix ELicensing Introduction to CFX  License Preferences Workbench license control is handled through the user interface shown below, activated from the Workbench project page (“Tools License Preferences . . . “). License Preferences With the available licenses displayed, the activation and “use order” can be specified using the up/down arrows. 0 = off, 1 = on License order represents the preference order for license use. The license control allows Workbench users to specify whether a single license is used when multiple applications are open, or if all open applications access their own license. License Preferences In the example shown, a user could have 3 Mechanical models open simultaneously. Using the license control th