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这篇文档是ANSYS官方提供的UDF(User Defined Functions)手册,适用于ANSYS 19.0版本。UDF是用户自定义函数,允许用户通过编程来扩展ANSYS Fluent的功能,以满足特定的计算需求。这份指南详细介绍了如何使用ANSYS Fluent进行定制化,包括各种宏的用法和实例,对初学者来说是一份非常有价值的入门资料。
在ANSYS Fluent中,UDF主要应用于以下领域:
1. **流体动力学模型扩展**:通过编写UDF,用户可以实现非标准的物理模型,例如新的湍流模型、化学反应模型、多相流模型等,以适应特定的工程问题。
2. **边界条件处理**:UDF可以创建自定义的边界条件,如复杂的速度分布、压力分布或热流率分布,以更精确地模拟实际工况。
3. **后处理定制**:利用UDF,用户可以开发自己的后处理工具,生成特定的输出变量,用于分析和可视化结果。
4. **求解器优化**:UDF可用来调整求解策略,如迭代次数、时间步长控制等,以提高计算效率和精度。
5. **多物理场交互**:在多物理场模拟中,UDF能够帮助定义新的耦合关系,比如流固耦合、热电耦合等。
6. **用户自定义输出**:通过UDF,用户可以定义额外的输出量,以便于监控和分析计算过程中的关键参数。
手册中会详细介绍UDF的编写语言C和Fortran的基础知识,以及如何将UDF集成到ANSYS Fluent中。此外,它还提供了一些实际案例,这些案例有助于读者理解UDF的编写和应用过程,帮助用户逐步掌握UDF的使用技巧。
需要注意的是,由于ANSYS软件产品包含商业秘密和专有技术,未经授权的使用、分发或复制是被禁止的。同时,ANSYS、Fluent、Workbench等都是ANSYS公司的注册商标,其他品牌、产品和服务名称可能是各自所有者的商标。
这份指南是学习和使用ANSYS Fluent UDF的重要参考资料,无论是对研究人员还是工程师,都能从中获取丰富的知识和实践经验。
3.3.8. Overset Mesh Looping Macros ........................................................................................ 307
3.3.8.1. Looping Over Overset Interface Cell Threads (thread_loop_overset_c) ......... 307
3.3.8.2. Looping Over Active Overset Cells in a Cell Thread (begin...end_c_loop_active,
begin…end_c_loop_solve) ....................................................................................... 307
3.3.8.2.1. Example 1 ..................................................................................................... 308
3.3.8.2.2. Example 2 ..................................................................................................... 308
3.3.8.3. Looping Over Faces in a Face Thread with Overset Mesh (be-
gin...end_f_loop_active) ..................................................................................... 309
3.3.8.3.1. Example ....................................................................................................... 310
3.3.9. Multiphase Looping Macros ........................................................................................... 310
3.3.9.1. Looping Over Phase Domains in Mixture (sub_domain_loop) ............................ 310
3.3.9.2. Looping Over Phase Threads in Mixture (sub_thread_loop) .............................. 311
3.3.9.3. Looping Over Phase Cell Threads in Mixture (mp_thread_loop_c) ..................... 312
3.3.9.4. Looping Over Phase Face Threads in Mixture (mp_thread_loop_f) .................... 312
3.3.10. Advanced Multiphase Macros ....................................................................................... 313
3.3.10.1. Phase Domain Pointer (DOMAIN_SUB_DOMAIN) ................................................. 313
3.3.10.2. Phase-Level Thread Pointer (THREAD_SUB_THREAD) .......................................... 314
3.3.10.3. Phase Thread Pointer Array (THREAD_SUB_THREAD) .......................................... 314
3.3.10.4. Mixture Domain Pointer (DOMAIN_SUPER_DOMAIN) .......................................... 315
3.3.10.5. Mixture Thread Pointer (THREAD_SUPER_THREAD) ............................................ 315
3.3.10.6. Domain ID (DOMAIN_ID) .................................................................................... 316
3.3.10.7. Phase Domain Index (PHASE_DOMAIN_INDEX) .................................................. 316
3.4. Vector and Dimension Macros ................................................................................................. 316
3.4.1. Macros for Dealing with Two and Three Dimensions ........................................................ 316
3.4.1.1. RP_2D and RP_3D ............................................................................................... 317
3.4.2. The ND Macros ............................................................................................................... 317
3.4.2.1. ND_ND ................................................................................................................. 317
3.4.2.2. ND_SUM ............................................................................................................... 317
3.4.2.3. ND_SET ............................................................................................................... 317
3.4.3. The NV Macros ............................................................................................................... 317
3.4.3.1. NV_V .................................................................................................................... 318
3.4.3.2. NV_VV ................................................................................................................. 318
3.4.3.3. NV_V_VS ............................................................................................................. 318
3.4.3.4. NV_VS_VS ........................................................................................................... 318
3.4.4. Vector Operation Macros ................................................................................................ 318
3.4.4.1.Vector Magnitude Using NV_MAG and NV_MAG2 ................................................... 318
3.4.4.2. Dot Product ........................................................................................................... 319
3.4.4.3. Cross Product ........................................................................................................ 319
3.5.Time-Dependent Macros ......................................................................................................... 319
3.6. Scheme Macros ...................................................................................................................... 321
3.6.1. Defining a Scheme Variable in the Text Interface ............................................................. 322
3.6.2. Accessing a Scheme Variable in the Text Interface ........................................................... 322
3.6.3. Changing a Scheme Variable to Another Value in the Text Interface ................................. 322
3.6.4. Accessing a Scheme Variable in a UDF ............................................................................. 322
3.7. Input/Output Functions .......................................................................................................... 323
3.7.1. Message ...................................................................................................................... 323
3.7.2. Error .......................................................................................................................... 324
3.7.3.The par_fprintf_head and par_fprintf Functions ............................................. 324
3.7.3.1. par_fprintf_head ......................................................................................... 324
3.7.3.2. par_fprintf .................................................................................................... 325
3.8. Miscellaneous Macros ............................................................................................................. 325
3.8.1. Data_Valid_P() ...................................................................................................... 325
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3.8.2. FLUID_THREAD_P() .................................................................................................. 325
3.8.3. Get_Report_Definition_Values ....................................................................... 326
3.8.4. M_PI ............................................................................................................................ 328
3.8.5. NULLP & NNULLP ...................................................................................................... 328
3.8.6. N_UDM .......................................................................................................................... 328
3.8.7. N_UDS .......................................................................................................................... 328
3.8.8. SQR(k) ........................................................................................................................ 328
3.8.9. UNIVERSAL_GAS_CONSTANT ..................................................................................... 329
4. Interpreting UDFs .......................................................................................................................... 331
4.1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 331
4.1.1. Location of the udf.h File ............................................................................................. 331
4.1.2. Limitations ..................................................................................................................... 332
4.2. Interpreting a UDF Source File Using the Interpreted UDFs Dialog Box ..................................... 332
4.3. Common Errors Made While Interpreting A Source File ............................................................ 335
5. Compiling UDFs ............................................................................................................................. 337
5.1. Introduction ........................................................................................................................... 338
5.1.1. Location of the udf.h File ............................................................................................. 338
5.1.2. Compilers ...................................................................................................................... 339
5.2. Compiling a UDF Using the GUI ............................................................................................... 341
5.3. Compile a UDF Using the TUI ................................................................................................... 346
5.3.1. Set Up the Directory Structure ........................................................................................ 346
5.3.1.1. Windows Systems .................................................................................................. 346
5.3.1.2. Linux Systems ........................................................................................................ 347
5.3.2. Build the UDF Library ..................................................................................................... 348
5.3.2.1. Windows Systems .................................................................................................. 348
5.3.2.2. Linux Systems ........................................................................................................ 350
5.3.3. Load the UDF Library ...................................................................................................... 351
5.4. Link Precompiled Object Files From Non-ANSYS Fluent Sources ............................................... 351
5.4.1.Windows Systems ........................................................................................................... 352
5.4.2. Linux Systems ................................................................................................................ 352
5.4.3. Example: Link Precompiled Objects to ANSYS Fluent ....................................................... 353
5.5. Load and Unload Libraries Using the UDF Library Manager Dialog Box ..................................... 356
5.5.1. Load the UDF Library ...................................................................................................... 356
5.5.2. Unload the UDF Library .................................................................................................. 357
5.6. Common Errors When Building and Loading a UDF Library ...................................................... 357
5.6.1. Windows Distributed Parallel .......................................................................................... 358
5.7. Special Considerations for Parallel ANSYS Fluent ...................................................................... 359
6. Hooking UDFs to ANSYS Fluent .................................................................................................... 361
6.1. Hooking General Purpose UDFs ............................................................................................... 361
6.1.1. Hooking DEFINE_ADJUST UDFs ................................................................................... 361
6.1.2. Hooking DEFINE_DELTAT UDFs ................................................................................... 363
6.1.3. Hooking DEFINE_EXECUTE_AT_END UDFs ................................................................. 364
6.1.4. Hooking DEFINE_EXECUTE_AT_EXIT UDFs ............................................................... 365
6.1.5. Hooking DEFINE_INIT UDFs ....................................................................................... 367
6.1.6. Hooking DEFINE_ON_DEMAND UDFs ............................................................................ 368
6.1.7. Hooking DEFINE_RW_FILE and DEFINE_RW_HDF_FILE UDFs ................................. 369
6.1.8. User-Defined Memory Storage ....................................................................................... 370
6.2. Hooking Model-Specific UDFs ................................................................................................. 371
6.2.1. Hooking DEFINE_ANISOTROPIC_CONDUCTIVITY UDFs ........................................... 372
6.2.2. Hooking DEFINE_CHEM_STEP UDFs ............................................................................ 374
6.2.3. Hooking DEFINE_CPHI UDFs ....................................................................................... 375
6.2.4. Hooking DEFINE_DIFFUSIVITY UDFs ........................................................................ 376
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6.2.5. Hooking DEFINE_DOM_DIFFUSE_REFLECTIVITY UDFs ........................................... 378
6.2.6. Hooking DEFINE_DOM_SOURCE UDFs .......................................................................... 379
6.2.7. Hooking DEFINE_DOM_SPECULAR_REFLECTIVITY UDFs ......................................... 380
6.2.8. Hooking DEFINE_ECFM_SOURCE UDFs ........................................................................ 381
6.2.9. Hooking DEFINE_ECFM_SPARK_SOURCE UDFs .......................................................... 383
6.2.10. Hooking DEFINE_EC_RATE UDFs .............................................................................. 384
6.2.11. Hooking DEFINE_EDC_SCALES UDFs ........................................................................ 385
6.2.12. Hooking DEFINE_EMISSIVITY_WEIGHTING_FACTOR UDFs .................................. 386
6.2.13. Hooking DEFINE_FLAMELET_PARAMETERS UDFs .................................................... 387
6.2.14. Hooking DEFINE_ZONE_MOTION UDFs ...................................................................... 388
6.2.15. Hooking DEFINE_GRAY_BAND_ABS_COEFF UDFs .................................................... 390
6.2.16. Hooking DEFINE_HEAT_FLUX UDFs .......................................................................... 391
6.2.17. Hooking DEFINE_IGNITE_SOURCE UDFs ................................................................. 392
6.2.18. Hooking DEFINE_NET_REACTION_RATE UDFs ........................................................ 393
6.2.19. Hooking DEFINE_NOX_RATE UDFs ............................................................................ 395
6.2.20. Hooking DEFINE_PDF_TABLE UDFs .......................................................................... 397
6.2.21. Hooking DEFINE_PR_RATE UDFs .............................................................................. 397
6.2.22. Hooking DEFINE_PRANDTL UDFs .............................................................................. 398
6.2.23. Hooking DEFINE_PROFILE UDFs .............................................................................. 399
6.2.23.1. Hooking Profiles for UDS Equations ...................................................................... 401
6.2.24. Hooking DEFINE_PROPERTY UDFs ............................................................................ 403
6.2.25. Hooking DEFINE_REACTING_CHANNEL_BC UDFs .................................................... 405
6.2.26. Hooking DEFINE_REACTING_CHANNEL_SOLVER UDFs ........................................... 405
6.2.27. Hooking DEFINE_RELAX_TO_EQUILIBRIUM UDFs .................................................. 406
6.2.28. Hooking DEFINE_SBES_BF UDFs .............................................................................. 407
6.2.29. Hooking DEFINE_SCAT_PHASE_FUNC UDFs ............................................................. 409
6.2.30. Hooking DEFINE_SOLAR_INTENSITY UDFs ............................................................. 410
6.2.31. Hooking DEFINE_SOLIDIFICATION_PARAMS UDFs ................................................ 412
6.2.32. Hooking DEFINE_SOURCE UDFs ................................................................................. 413
6.2.33. Hooking DEFINE_SOOT_MASS_RATES UDFs ............................................................. 415
6.2.34. Hooking DEFINE_SOOT_NUCLEATION_RATES UDFs ................................................ 416
6.2.35. Hooking DEFINE_SOOT_OXIDATION_RATE UDFs .................................................... 417
6.2.36. Hooking DEFINE_SOOT_PRECURSOR UDFs ............................................................... 418
6.2.37. Hooking DEFINE_SOX_RATE UDFs ............................................................................ 418
6.2.38. Hooking DEFINE_SPARK_GEOM UDFs ........................................................................ 420
6.2.39. Hooking DEFINE_SPECIFIC_HEAT UDFs ................................................................. 421
6.2.40. Hooking DEFINE_SR_RATE UDFs .............................................................................. 422
6.2.41. Hooking DEFINE_THICKENED_FLAME_MODEL UDFs ................................................ 423
6.2.42. Hooking DEFINE_TRANS UDFs ................................................................................... 424
6.2.43. Hooking DEFINE_TRANSIENT_PROFILE UDFs ........................................................ 425
6.2.44. Hooking DEFINE_TURB_PREMIX_SOURCE UDFs ...................................................... 426
6.2.45. Hooking DEFINE_TURB_SCHMIDT UDFs ................................................................... 427
6.2.46. Hooking DEFINE_TURBULENT_VISCOSITY UDFs .................................................... 428
6.2.47. Hooking DEFINE_VR_RATE UDFs .............................................................................. 429
6.2.48. Hooking DEFINE_WALL_FUNCTIONS UDFs ............................................................... 430
6.2.49. Hooking DEFINE_WSGGM_ABS_COEFF UDFs ............................................................. 431
6.3. Hooking Multiphase UDFs ....................................................................................................... 433
6.3.1. Hooking DEFINE_BOILING_PROPERTY UDFs ............................................................. 433
6.3.2. Hooking DEFINE_CAVITATION_RATE UDFs ............................................................... 434
6.3.3. Hooking DEFINE_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY UDFs .......................................................... 436
6.3.4. Hooking DEFINE_HET_RXN_RATE UDFs ..................................................................... 438
6.3.5. Hooking DEFINE_LINEARIZED_MASS_TRANSFER UDFs ........................................... 439
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6.3.6. Hooking DEFINE_MASS_TRANSFER UDFs ................................................................... 440
6.3.7. Hooking DEFINE_VECTOR_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY UDFs ........................................... 441
6.4. Hooking Discrete Phase Model (DPM) UDFs ............................................................................. 443
6.4.1. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_BC UDFs ................................................................................... 443
6.4.2. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_BODY_FORCE UDFs ................................................................. 444
6.4.3. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_DRAG UDFs .............................................................................. 445
6.4.4. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_EROSION UDFs ........................................................................ 446
6.4.5. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_HEAT_MASS UDFs ................................................................... 447
6.4.6. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_INJECTION_INIT UDFs ........................................................ 448
6.4.7. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_LAW UDFs ................................................................................ 449
6.4.8. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_OUTPUT UDFs .......................................................................... 450
6.4.9. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_PROPERTY UDFs ..................................................................... 451
6.4.10. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_SCALAR_UPDATE UDFs ........................................................ 453
6.4.11. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_SOURCE UDFs ........................................................................ 454
6.4.12. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_SPRAY_COLLIDE UDFs ........................................................ 454
6.4.13. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_SWITCH UDFs ........................................................................ 455
6.4.14. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_TIMESTEP UDFs ................................................................... 456
6.4.15. Hooking DEFINE_DPM_VP_EQUILIB UDFs ............................................................... 457
6.4.16. Hooking DEFINE_IMPINGEMENT UDFs ...................................................................... 459
6.4.17. Hooking DEFINE_FILM_REGIME UDFs ...................................................................... 460
6.4.18. Hooking DEFINE_SPLASHING_DISTRIBUTION UDFs ............................................. 462
6.5. Hooking Dynamic Mesh UDFs ................................................................................................. 463
6.5.1. Hooking DEFINE_CG_MOTION UDFs ............................................................................ 464
6.5.2. Hooking DEFINE_DYNAMIC_ZONE_PROPERTY UDFs .................................................. 464
6.5.2.1. Hooking a Swirl Center UDF ................................................................................... 465
6.5.2.2. Hooking a Variable Cell Layering Height UDF .......................................................... 466
6.5.3. Hooking DEFINE_GEOM UDFs ....................................................................................... 467
6.5.4. Hooking DEFINE_GRID_MOTION UDFs ........................................................................ 468
6.5.5. Hooking DEFINE_SDOF_PROPERTIES UDFs ............................................................... 469
6.5.6. Hooking DEFINE_CONTACT UDFs ................................................................................ 470
6.6. Hooking User-Defined Scalar (UDS) Transport Equation UDFs .................................................. 471
6.6.1. Hooking DEFINE_ANISOTROPIC_DIFFUSIVITY UDFs ............................................. 472
6.6.2. Hooking DEFINE_UDS_FLUX UDFs .............................................................................. 473
6.6.3. Hooking DEFINE_UDS_UNSTEADY UDFs ..................................................................... 474
6.7. Common Errors While Hooking a UDF to ANSYS Fluent ............................................................ 475
7. Parallel Considerations ................................................................................................................. 477
7.1. Overview of Parallel ANSYS Fluent ........................................................................................... 477
7.1.1. Command Transfer and Communication ......................................................................... 479
7.2. Cells and Faces in a Partitioned Mesh ....................................................................................... 480
7.2.1. Cell Types in a Partitioned Mesh ...................................................................................... 480
7.2.2. Faces at Partition Boundaries .......................................................................................... 481
7.2.3. PRINCIPAL_FACE_P ................................................................................................... 482
7.2.4. Exterior Thread Storage .................................................................................................. 482
7.2.5. Extended Neighborhood ................................................................................................ 483
7.3. Parallelizing Your Serial UDF .................................................................................................... 484
7.3.1. Parallelization of Discrete Phase Model (DPM) UDFs ........................................................ 485
7.3.2. Macros for Parallel UDFs ................................................................................................. 485
7.3.2.1. Compiler Directives ............................................................................................... 486
7.3.2.2. Communicating Between the Host and Node Processes ......................................... 487
7.3.2.2.1. Host-to-Node Data Transfer ........................................................................... 487
7.3.2.2.2. Node-to-Host Data Transfer ........................................................................... 488
7.3.2.3. Predicates .............................................................................................................. 489
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7.3.2.4. Global Reduction Macros ....................................................................................... 490
7.3.2.4.1. Global Summations ....................................................................................... 491
7.3.2.4.2. Global Maximums and Minimums ................................................................. 491
7.3.2.4.3. Global Logicals .............................................................................................. 492
7.3.2.4.4. Global Synchronization ................................................................................. 492
7.3.2.5. Looping Macros ..................................................................................................... 492
7.3.2.5.1. Looping Over Cells ........................................................................................ 493
7.3.2.5.2. Interior Cell Looping Macro ........................................................................... 493
7.3.2.5.3. Exterior Cell Looping Macro .......................................................................... 493
7.3.2.5.4. Interior and Exterior Cell Looping Macro ........................................................ 494
7.3.2.5.5. Looping Over Faces ....................................................................................... 495
7.3.2.6. Cell and Face Partition ID Macros ............................................................................ 496
7.3.2.6.1. Cell Partition IDs ............................................................................................ 496
7.3.2.6.2. Face Partition IDs .......................................................................................... 497
7.3.2.7. Message Displaying Macros ................................................................................... 497
7.3.2.8. Message Passing Macros ........................................................................................ 498
7.3.2.9. Macros for Exchanging Data Between Compute Nodes ........................................... 500
7.3.3. Limitations of Parallel UDFs ............................................................................................ 501
7.3.4. Process Identification ..................................................................................................... 502
7.3.5. Parallel UDF Example ...................................................................................................... 503
7.4. Reading and Writing Files in Parallel ........................................................................................ 505
7.4.1. Reading Files in Parallel .................................................................................................. 505
7.4.2.Writing Files in Parallel .................................................................................................... 506
7.5. Enabling Fluent UDFs to Execute on General Purpose Graphics Processing Units (GPGPUs) ....... 507
8. Examples ....................................................................................................................................... 509
8.1. Step-By-Step UDF Example ..................................................................................................... 509
8.1.1. Process Overview ........................................................................................................... 509
8.1.2. Step 1: Define Your Problem ............................................................................................ 510
8.1.3. Step 2: Create a C Source File .......................................................................................... 512
8.1.4. Step 3: Start ANSYS Fluent and Read (or Set Up) the Case File .......................................... 512
8.1.5. Step 4: Interpret or Compile the Source File ..................................................................... 513
8.1.5.1. Interpret the Source File ......................................................................................... 513
8.1.5.2. Compile the Source File ......................................................................................... 515
8.1.6. Step 5: Hook the UDF to ANSYS Fluent ............................................................................ 518
8.1.7. Step 6: Run the Calculation ............................................................................................. 519
8.1.8. Step 7: Analyze the Numerical Solution and Compare to Expected Results ....................... 519
8.2. Detailed UDF Examples ........................................................................................................... 519
8.2.1. Boundary Conditions ...................................................................................................... 520
8.2.1.1. Parabolic Velocity Inlet Profile in an Elbow Duct ...................................................... 520
8.2.1.2.Transient Pressure Outlet Profile for Flow in a Tube ................................................. 524
8.2.2. Source Terms .................................................................................................................. 529
8.2.2.1. Adding a Momentum Source to a Duct Flow .......................................................... 529
8.2.3. Physical Properties ......................................................................................................... 534
8.2.3.1. Solidification via a Temperature-Dependent Viscosity ............................................. 534
8.2.4. Reaction Rates ............................................................................................................... 537
8.2.4.1. Volume Reaction Rate ............................................................................................ 538
8.2.5. User-Defined Scalars ...................................................................................................... 541
8.2.5.1. Postprocessing Using User-Defined Scalars ............................................................ 541
8.2.5.2. Implementing ANSYS Fluent’s P-1 Radiation Model Using User-Defined Scalars ....... 543
8.2.6. User-Defined Real Gas Models (UDRGM) ......................................................................... 546
8.2.6.1. UDRGM Example: Redlich-Kwong Equation of State ................................................ 546
8.2.6.2. Specific Volume and Density .................................................................................. 546
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