Ansys Common Fluids Examples
Last update: 27.11.2024
Ansys Common Fluids Examples
Introduction
A number of examples are available to help with understanding how to use the CFF API.
C++ examples
- Reading Case and Data Files using C++ API
- Writing Case and Data Files using C++ API
- Reading Settings using C++ API
- Writing Files with Parallel Compression Enabled using C++ API
- Reading Discrete Phase Model (DPM) Particle Data using C++ API
C examples
Reading Case and Data Files using C++ API
This example demonstrates how to use the CFF I/O SDK to read case and results files. To use it, you must provide the CFF case and data files on the command line.
We recommend using the option to read data by zone. The functions that do this are in the following file:
Additional files illustrate how to read data by range:
Read data by element:
Writing Case and Data Files using C++ API
The following example demonstrates how to use the CFF API to write case and results files.
The function uses data that is made available from some functions in a separate utility source file.
Writing Files with Parallel Compression Enabled using C++ API
This example demonstrates how to use the CFF API to export case and results data using parallel compression.
Reading Settings using C++ API
This example demonstrates how to use the CFF API to read settings from a cas.h5 file.
Reading Discrete Phase Model (DPM) Particle Data using C++ API
This example demonstrates how to use the CFF API to read discrete phase model (DPM) particle data. To execute this example, you must supply a data file that has DPM particle data in it. Ansys Fluent writes such data files for cases in which an injection is defined, and the files are in a compatible format by default.
Reading a CFF file using C API
This example demonstrates how to use the CFF API wrapper in C code to read a CFF file.
Writing a CFF file using C API
This example demonstrates how to use the CFF API wrapper in C code to write a CFF file.