IotaSuite User Manual
  • Summary
  • Dashboard
    • Creating a Project
    • Editing a Project
    • Deleting a Project
    • Loading a Project
    • Unloading a Project
  • Project
    • Datasets
      • Importing a Dataset
      • Editing a Dataset
      • Deleting a Dataset
      • Visualising a Dataset
    • Screenshots
      • Importing a Screenshot
      • Editing a Screenshot
      • Deleting a Screenshot
      • Exporting a Screenshot
    • Graphs
      • Importing a Graph
      • Editing a Graph
      • Deleting a Graph
      • Exporting a Graph
    • Meshes
      • Importing a Mesh
      • Editing a Mesh
      • Deleting a Mesh
    • Videos
      • Editing a Video
      • Deleting a Video
      • Exporting a Video
    • Files
      • Importing a File
      • Editing a File
      • Deleting a File
    • Scripts
      • Importing a Script
      • Editing a Script
      • Deleting a Script
    • List of Scenarios
      • Creating a New Scenario
      • Loading a Scenario
      • Deleting a Scenario
      • Cloning a Scenario
  • Scenario
    • Creating a New scenario
    • Loading a Scenario
    • Editing a Scenario
    • Deleting a Scenario
    • Cloning a Scenario
  • Pre
    • Cretaing a Mesh of a Simple Geometry
      • Circle
      • Rectangle
      • Cuboid
      • Cylinder
    • Loading a Mesh
    • Importing a Mesh from a File
    • Filling holes of a Surface Mesh
    • Generating / Re-meshing a volume mesh
    • Remeshing a surface mesh
    • Creating Cut-Planes
  • Post
    • Visualising Results
    • Animating Results
    • Taking a Screenshot
    • Recording an Animation
    • Setting a View
      • Exporting and Importing a View
    • Post-processing Tools
      • Generating Cut Planes with Results
      • Generating a Line Variation Graph
      • Generating a Point Evolution Graph
      • Generating a Result Integral Graph
      • Generating a Result Statistics Graph
  • Graph
    • Customizing the Style of a Graph Traces
    • Customizing Graph Axes Settings
    • Exporting a Graph as an Image
  • Coarse-graining
    • Introduction
    • Coarse-granining module
      • Loading a Mesh
      • Input
        • Input DEM data
          • EDEM 2017+
          • LIGGGHTS-DUMP
          • LIGGGHTS-VTK
          • P4X
        • Pre-Filters
          • Overwrite Groups by Size
          • Filter Group ID
          • Filter by Bounding Box
          • Overwrite Velocity
          • Overwrite Groups
      • Averaging
        • Temporal Averaging
        • Spatial Averaging
          • Function
          • Width and Cutoff Factor
          • Gradients
          • Spatial Integral
        • Advanced
          • Particle Group Concentration
          • Surface/Wall Analysis
          • Residence Time
      • Output
        • Scale Results
        • Create DEM Dataset
        • Coarse Graining Output
        • Output Cylindrical Coordinates
        • Post-Analysis
          • Mixing
          • User-defined Scripts
  • Using Iota with EDEM
  • Using Iota with LIGGGHTS
    • LIGGGHTS-DUMP
    • LIGGGHTS-VTK
  • Using Iota with ANSYS-Fluent
  • Tutorials
    • Backhoe Tutorial EDEM 2017+
    • Paddle Mixer Tutorial EDEM 2017+
  • Licensing
    • Iota-Suite End User Agreement
    • Third Party Licenses
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Using Iota with ANSYS-Fluent

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The following format of simulation data can be imported and post-process using Iota:

  • .cas and .dat files.

  • .cas.h5 and .dat.h5 files.

  • .cas.gz and .dat.gz files.

Importing a ANSYS-Fluent datasets into Iota

Users can import a ANSYS-Fluent simulation into an existing scenario by using the window (see Figure 75) that is available after clicking the Import button available at the accordion:

  1. Name: provide a name for the ANSYS-Fluent dataset (Optional). If none name is provided, Iota will automatically use the name of the ANSYS-Fluent files to name the dataset.

  2. Description: Users can provide a description for the dataset (Optional).

  3. Scenario: it indicates that scenario where the dataset will be imported.

  4. Case file/s: it allows users to select the Case file/s of the ANSYS-Fluent data to be imported.

  5. Data file/s: it allows users to select the Data file/s of the ANSYS-Fluent data to be imported.

After clicking on Accept, the importing process is started and users can follow the progress of the importing process in the progress monitor located at the bottom right corner of the window. Once the new ANSYS-Fluent dataset has been imported and it will be available in the accordion. Then, users can load their new dataset into page to visualize and analyze the simulation results.

Figure 75 - "Import Dataset" windows for type ANSYS-Fluent

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