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I'd have to write a reader for those as well as pyansys can only read files
generated from ANSYS APDL. Would you be willing on volunteering some
example files and some sample code?
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How to read .cas and .dat files obtained from ansys fluent?
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Dear Alex,
Thank you for replying. I am currently working on a project which involves
reading .cas and .dat files generated from fluent, on Python. Therefore, I
would be very happy to contribute as I have to read some files of the same
format.
Yours truly
Divyanshu
On 23-Aug-2017 2:24 AM, "Alex Kaszynski" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
I'd have to write a reader for those as well as pyansys can only read files
generated from ANSYS APDL. Would you be willing on volunteering some
example files and some sample code?
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I was wondering how do we interpret bunary files generated by fluent. Is
this information given somewhere?
Thanks.
Divyanshu
On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 1:51 PM, Divyanshu Gola <divyanshu.gola@gmail.com>
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… Dear Alex,
Thank you for replying. I am currently working on a project which involves
reading .cas and .dat files generated from fluent, on Python. Therefore, I
would be very happy to contribute as I have to read some files of the same
format.
Yours truly
Divyanshu
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I'd have to write a reader for those as well as pyansys can only read files
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example files and some sample code?
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I'll have to add the reader at some point. My work doesn't normally include reading CFD files, so it might take a while for me to add this feature in my spare time. |
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You can take your time. Also I wanted to know where do I get the
information about the binary file, that is how do I comprehend it myself.
Divyanshu
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I'll have to add the reader at some point. My work doesn't normally
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After a quick search, I haven't found any resources describing the dat file format from ANSYS. OpenFOAM has a converter that gives some insight into the format of the file: As OpenFOAM can read in fluent files, you might want to try out it for now. |
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Hello Alex,
I found this while searching for formats of data and case files generated
by Fluent.
https://www.sharcnet.ca/Software/Fluent6/html/ug/node1490.htm
Do you think we can proceed on these lines?
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After a quick search, I haven't found any resources describing the dat
file format from ANSYS.
OpenFOAM has a converter that gives some insight into the format of the
file:
http://www.openfoam.com/documentation/user-guide/fluent.php
As OpenFOAM can read in fluent files, you might want to try out it for now.
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Good find! Yes, I think it will be possible to start work on it. Do you have some example data and case files? |
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Yes, I have some sample case and data files. I have attached them with this
mail.
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Good find! Yes, I think it will be possible to start work on it. Do you
have some example data and case files?
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I think you'll have to go onto GitHub on this thread to upload files. |
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Github doesn't support uploading these type of files.......I think should
be able to download them from gmail.Please give me your gmail id.
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I think you'll have to go onto GitHub on this thread to upload files.
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Hello Alex,
I tried reading the case and data files using :
with open('sample.cas') as f:
content1=f.readlines()
I am able to print the contents as a list. But I am not able to find any
values or coordinates of nodes in the file as shown in the user guide (link
that i sent you earlier). Can you help me with this? By the way, are you
able to extract something useful out of the files?
Thanks.
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CFD results are out of scope of this project at the moment. |
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Hello, blogger, have you found a way to read the fluent dat file with python? My most research also needs to use python to read the node data (pressure, density, etc.) in the dat file |
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Hi,
The ansys handbook has the format specified for the data files. They are
binary files which you can read using various numpy modules.
Hope this helps.
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