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1. The document provides steps for saving a simulation of flow in a static mixer as an MPEG video file using ANSYS CFX-Post. 2. Key steps include defining animation options like looping, saving the file as StaticMixer.mpg, playing the animation to generate the video, and reviewing the output. 3. When finished with CFX-Post, the user exits the program by selecting File > Quit.

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Cfxtutorial 41

1. The document provides steps for saving a simulation of flow in a static mixer as an MPEG video file using ANSYS CFX-Post. 2. Key steps include defining animation options like looping, saving the file as StaticMixer.mpg, playing the animation to generate the video, and reviewing the output. 3. When finished with CFX-Post, the user exits the program by selecting File > Quit.

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Tutorial 1: Simulating Flow in a Static Mixer Using CFX in Standalone Mode: Viewing the Results in ANSYS CFX-Post

Saving to MPEG
By defining the geometry and then saving to MPEG, the results can be saved to a video file.

Procedure 1. Click More Animation Options to view the additional options.


The Loop and Bounce radio buttons determine what happens when the animation
reaches the last keyframe. When Loop is selected, the animation repeats itself the
number of times defined by Repeat. When Bounce is selected, every other cycle is
played in reverse order, starting with the second.
2. Click Save MPEG.

3. Click Browse next to Save MPEG.


4. Under File name type: StaticMixer.mpg
5. If required, set the path location to a different folder.
6. Click Save.
The MPEG file name (including path) is set. At this point, the animation has not yet been
produced.
7. Click Previous Keyframe .
Wait a moment as the display updates the keyframe display.

8. Click Play the animation .


9. If prompted to overwrite an existing movie click Overwrite.
The animation plays and builds an MPEG file.
10. Click the Options button at the bottom of the Animation dialog box.
In Advanced, you can see that a Frame Rate of 24 frames per second was used to create
the animation. The animation you produced contains a total of 22 frames, so it takes just
under 1 second to play in a media player.
11. Click Cancel to close the dialog box.
12. Close the Animation dialog box.
13. Review the animation in third–party software as required.

Exiting ANSYS CFX-Post


When finished with ANSYS CFX-Post exit the current window:
1. When you are finished, select File > Quit to exit ANSYS CFX-Post.
2. Click Quit if prompted to save.

ANSYS CFX Tutorials. ANSYS CFX Release 11.0. © 1996-2006 ANSYS Europe, Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 29
Contains proprietary and confidential information of ANSYS, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates.

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