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Hi experts,
I have a question as below:
How can I map last time step result of steady state run --> initial condition of transient run in hyperworks cfd?
is that restart functions?
Please help!!
Yes - that would be the restart functionality - provided the number of nodes doesn't change. (Restart capability depends on the model having the same number of nodes.) You would set up the model run for the transient and change whatever you want about the model (but not the number of nodes in the mesh) - then go through that Restart portion of Launch panel - as in the image you attached. The Working Directory would be the working directory for the previous run - by default with the name ACUSIM.DIR. Then you can select from the available problem, run of that problem, and time step of that run to use as the initial conditions for the new/restart run.
If the mesh is different, you'll need to go through a different process.
I saw it is very easy in simlab, but hyperworks cfd not!!
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