Detailed information and tutorials on using SVD files generated by Ansys Fluent

- January 25, 2023 at 11:54 am
  
  Sebastiano Santarpia
  Subscriber
  
  Hi, I need detailed information and tutorials on using SVD files generated by Ansys Fluent in Ansys Twin Builder.I'm studying the guide " Using the Battery ROM Tool Kit " from Fluent manual (27.2.3.6.4).Once I've imported the files in twin builder how can I display the reconstructed temperature field for each snapshot time and create animation from the ROM result? This is what the manual says at page 3182 : After completing all solution runs, the results are saved in your work directory in a folder
  called LTI for the LTI-ROM or SVD for the SVD-ROM. You can then import these files into
  Ansys Twin Builder to run the ROM simulation. Contact your technical engineer for detailed
  information and tutorials on using LTI and SVD files generated by Ansys Fluent in Ansys Twin
  Builder.Thanks. Have a nice day.
- January 25, 2023 at 12:04 pm
  Sebastiano Santarpia
  Subscriber
  Last but not least,
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I'm learning the battery example, for reference, but my starting design is a simple pcb that has three generic power devices on it. Which Ansys fluent parallel tool can I use, to do the same thing the Battery rom toolkit does?
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