Hello,
I am currently working on an axial pump. The original geometry didn't perform as well as I expected, so I plan to improve its performance. But all the ANSYS tools I tried either didn't work or didn't give me control over the variables I wanted, so I decided to use C code.
Is there any way to link the C code to Ansys CFX?
Thank you very much.
Dear Mohamed,
As far as I know, you cannot do it. I guess the only way of accomplish it is the use of UDF, in which you have a lot of freedom to impose whatever you want.
That depends on what you are trying to do. CFX has a C++ interface for reading and writing meshes. The solver has a user fortran interface, and the whole thing can be scripted using various text files (session files, CCL etc) so you can automate CFX by writing these text files. Writing text files can be done in just about any language.
first, the pump parts are made using Bladegen, then imported to Turbogrid for meshing, after that setup, and CFD-post.
I'm using genetic algorithms, so all the process should be done automatically
In that case it sounds like you want to write something which generates the input command files for Turbogrid, CFX-Pre, Solver and CFD-Post and then calls the command line to start those packages. This can be done in C or just about any other language. It is just generating text files and then running executables from the command line.
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