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Slurm submits Fluent and CFX calculation scripts

1. Fluent

First, write the Fluent jou script:

/file/read-case "small_fan.cas.h5" 
/solve/initialize/hyb-initialization 
/solve/iterate 100 
/file/write-case "small_fan_results.cas.h5" ok 
/file/write-data "small_fan_results.dat.h5" ok 
/exit ok 

This jou file is very simple. It tells Fluent which file to read, how to initialize, how many steps to iterate, and how to save until the final exit. If the calculation is more complicated, such as involving UDF loading or special condition initialization settings, you need to add corresponding command lines. If you are not familiar with how to write TUI commands, you can record scripts through the command line window under the Fluent graphical interface.

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Tabby configuration MSYS2

Tabby is a very good-looking terminal tool. I first used it to replace the local terminal, and then I found more and more advantages. First of all, it has built-in support for SSH connection and SFTP file transfer. The setting operation is simple, avoiding the tedious settings in the Windows terminal. Secondly, it can be used to replace the original Mintty interface of MSYS2 and Cygwin to achieve seamless switching between different terminals. Regarding how to call MSYS2 in the Tabby terminal, the following is a record of the configuration method:
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Install Ansys2025R1 on Ubuntu24.04

1. Preparation

161GB of disk space is required for the full installation. Please ensure that the remaining available disk space meets the requirements. You can choose the installation content according to your needs.

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At least 8GB of memory is required during the installation process, and 16~32GB of memory is recommended.

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