Results from 'solver.results.report' are displayed only in Fluent console, not in Python environment
fncajs opened this issue · 2 comments
fncajs commented
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🐞 Description of the bug
I am using PyFluent to calculate fluxes using the following command:
1. solver.results.report.fluxes.heat_transfer(zones = name_list)
2. solver.results.report.fluxes.mass_flow(zones = ["inlet", "outlet"])However, the output is displayed only in the Fluent console and not in the Python environment (Jupyter Notebook). I expect the results to be displayed in the Python environment or returned as a value so that they can be programmatically handled.
📝 Steps to reproduce
The commands where the output is displayed in the Fluent console were executed using code like the one in the following image.
💻 Which operating system are you using?
Windows
📀 Which ANSYS version are you using?
24R2
🐍 Which Python version are you using?
3.11
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zipp 3.20.0mkundu1 commented
An alternative is to use solution.report_definitions. Example:
mass_flow_rate = solver.solution.report_definitions.flux["mass_flow_rate"]
mass_flow_rate.boundaries.allowed_values()
mass_flow_rate.boundaries = [
"cold-inlet",
"hot-inlet",
"outlet",
]
mass_flow_rate.print_state()
result = solver.solution.report_definitions.compute(report_defs=["mass_flow_rate"])
print(f"Mass flow rate is {result[0]['mass_flow_rate'][0]}.")
prmukherj commented
WIP in Fluent side.