CFX is a Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Engineering package. CFX contains:
Examples of uses include:multiple frame of reference, turbulence, combustion and radiation, Eulerian two phase and free surface flow.
In addition, CFX offers an open architecture that encourages customization on all levels. Both input and results are in accessible formats that allow easy customization.
A sample batch job for running a CFX job is as follows:
#!/bin/bash #PBS -q normal #PBS -l walltime=00:10:00 #PBS -l ncpus=96 #PBS -l mem=Gb #PBS -l wd #PBS -l software=ansys_<institution> module load ansys/2021r1 module load ansys_licence/<institution> export CFX5_OPENMPI_DIR=$OPENMPI_ROOT cfx5solve -def "StaticMixer.def" -part $PBS_NCPUS -start-method Gadi_openmpi
This script will work for an arbitrary number of cpus, please choose it carefully according to your problem size.
The license is for academic usage. Please request membership of the Fluent software group. to get access to this software. Users from the following institutions have access to their own institution licenses and should join the corresponding software group as well as the general Fluent software group.
Staff members of the University of NSW who are part of the unsw_ansys software group can access their own license files to run Fluent. To do this you will need a batch script along the lines of
#!/bin/bash #PBS -q express #PBS -l walltime=00:10:00 #PBS -l ncpus=16 #PBS -l mem=32GB #PBS -l software=unsw_ansys #PBS -l wd module load cfx/17.2 module load unsw-ansys-license cfx5solve -def "StaticMixer.def" -part $PBS_NCPUS -start-method Raijin
Staff members of RMIT who are part of the ansys_rmit software group can access their own license files to run Fluent. To do this you will need a batch script along the lines of
#!/bin/bash #PBS -q express #PBS -l walltime=00:10:00 #PBS -l ncpus=8 #PBS -l mem=2Gb #PBS -l software=ansys_rmit #PBS -l wd module load cfx/17.2 module load ansys_licence/rmit cfx5solve -def "StaticMixer.def" -part $PBS_NCPUS -start-method Raijin
Staff members of UoW who are part of the ansys_wollongong software group can access their own license files to run Fluent. To do this you will need a batch script along the lines of
#!/bin/bash #PBS -q express #PBS -l walltime=00:10:00 #PBS -l ncpus=8 #PBS -l mem=2Gb #PBS -l software=ansys_wollongong #PBS -l wd module load cfx/17.2 module load ansys_licence/wollongong cfx5solve -def "StaticMixer.def" -part $PBS_NCPUS -start-method Raijin