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module load gui | module load gui | ||
| − | launch_fluent_gui | + | launch_fluent_gui [options] |
| − | where options are the same arguments that are used with launch_gui session like '-t X' for time in hrs, etc, you'll have to manually cancel the job when you are done with | + | where options are the same optional arguments that are used with launch_gui session like '-t X' for time in hrs, etc, you'll have to manually cancel the job when you are done with |
scancel $jobid | scancel $jobid | ||
| − | where jobid is the SLURM ID of the job. | + | where jobid is the SLURM ID of the job. The default arguments are 1 cpu core, 4gb of memory, and 8 hr time limit. |
==System Variables== | ==System Variables== | ||
Revision as of 21:07, 14 July 2017
Description
ANSYS Fluent is a popular computational fluid dynamics application.
Required Modules
Parallel (MPI)
module load intel/2016.0.109 openmpi/1.6.5 fluent/17.2
Running Fluent GUI
To run the Fluent gui you need to start it in a gui session. Unfortunately, the initial Fluent window runs as a separate process from the main program that starts after the startup options are selected, so after you run Fluent with
module load gui launch_fluent_gui [options]
where options are the same optional arguments that are used with launch_gui session like '-t X' for time in hrs, etc, you'll have to manually cancel the job when you are done with
scancel $jobid
where jobid is the SLURM ID of the job. The default arguments are 1 cpu core, 4gb of memory, and 8 hr time limit.
System Variables
- HPC_{{#uppercase:fluent}}_DIR
- HPC_{{#uppercase:fluent}}_BIN
Additional Information
WRITE_ADDITIONAL_INSTRUCTIONS_ON_RUNNING_THE_SOFTWARE_IF_NECESSARY
Citation
If you publish research that uses fluent, please refer to the ANSYS Citations web page.