CFD Studio
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Problem Menu |
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New Problem |
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CFD Studio offers two options for setting-up a problem:
- CFD Problem Wizard, the software guides the user for setting-up the problem in 8 steps (Figure 1), see tutorial CFD Problem Wizard;
- CFD Problem, generates a default problem (the basic parameters are already pre-configured). . The first step is to define the problem file name to be saved (Figure 2). Later the user can modify the problem parameters at his choice (Figure 3).
PATH: In the PROBLEM menu, click NEW and choose a option. |
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Figure 1- Wizard 8 steps information
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Figure 2 – Save numerical problem window
Figure 3 – Simulation parameters view
(Edit option)
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How to open a problem |
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PATH: In the PROBLEM menu, click OPEN (Figure 4).
Warning: the extension default is “RMPF”
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Figure 4 – Work pad with open selection
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In the next window (Figure 5), select the name and type of the file. Ex: File Name: lid_driven.rmfp File Mask: CFD Studio Project File (*.rmfp).
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Figure 5 – Open Numerical Problem window
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How to Save a Problem |
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PATH: In the PROBLEM menu, click SAVE, or SAVE AS, to save the problem in other file (Figure 6). |
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Figure 6 – Work pad with the save as selection
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A window as shown in Figure 7 will open. In this window, the folder, where the problem will be saved, should be specified and a name for this file should be given. |
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Figure 7 – Save numerical problem window
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Exiting the software |
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PATH: In the PROBLEM menu, click EXIT (Figure 10). |
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Figure 8 – Work pad with exit selected |
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