Documentation for PHOENICS
TR 324
Starting with PHOENICS-VR (PHOENICS 2010)
Title: Starting with PHOENICS-VR.
CHAM Ref:CHAM/TR324
Document rev: 20
Doc. release date: 09 December 2010
Software version: PHOENICS 2010
Responsible author: J C Ludwig
Other contributors: D B Spalding
S Mortimore
Editor:J C Ludwig
Published by: CHAM
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Starting with PHOENICS-VR: TR 324纱
电热丝打火机Contents
1The Purpose of this Document. (1)
1.1The Intended Reader (1)
对路网1.2The Information to be Conveyed. (1)
1.3After the Start Has Been Made (2)
2The PHOENICS-VR Environment. (3)
2.1Varieties of Appearance and Means of Activation (3)
2.2The Environment Screen. (3)
2.3Preparing to Run the First Example (4)
3Setting up Flow Problems (5)
3.1The VR-Editor (5)
3.2The VR-Editor Hand Set. (5)
3.3Entering Data in the VR-Editor for the First Example. (8)
3.4Running the Example. (17)
3.5The VR-Viewer. (18)
3.6Viewing the Results with VR-Viewer. (20)
车载多媒体3.7Printing from VR. (25) 3.8Saving the Input and Output Files (26)
4The Second Example - Adding Heat Transfer to the Previous Example.27 4.1Entering Heat Transfer Data Using the VR-Editor. (27)
4.2Viewing the Results with VR-Viewer. (28)
5The Third Example - Changing the Computational Grid in VR. (30)
5.1Entering Data in the VR-Editor (30)
5.2Viewing the Results with VR-Viewer. (33)
6Further information (34)
6.1Information about VR and the PHOENICS-VR Environment. (34)
6.2Information about PHOENICS in General. (34)
Index ... . (35)
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1 The Purpose of this Document.
1.1 The Intended Reader.
This document is intended for readers who, having just acquired PHOENICS wish to perform some simple fluid-flow calculations, before learning about PHOENICS as a whole.
1.2 The Information to be Conveyed.
The activation and use of the following will be described:
∙the PHOENICS VR Environment, which facilitates the activation of
1. the VR-Editor,
2. the VR-Viewerand
3. the PHOENICS solver module, ‘EARTH’, which performs the flow-
simulation calculations.
∙the Virtual-Reality Editor which enables users to set up flow simulation calculations; and,
∙the Virtual-Reality Viewer which enables them to view the results of those calculations.
This will be done by way of simple examples, the geometry of which is shown in Fig.1.
Figure 1: The geometry of the VR flow simulation example.
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