.. _ref_field_info: Field info ========== You can use field info objects to access Fluent field information. Accessing field info objects ---------------------------- .. code-block:: python >>> import ansys.fluent.core as pyfluent >>> solver = pyfluent.launch_fluent(mode="solver") >>> solver.file.read(file_type="case-dats", file_name=mixing_elbow_case_path) >>> solver.solution.initialization.hybrid_initialize() The field info object is an attribute of the solver object: .. code-block:: python >>> field_info = solver.field_info Sample requests --------------- Here are the methods for requesting field information: - ``get_fields_info`` for getting fields information. - ``get_range`` for getting the range of the field. - ``get_vector_fields_info`` for getting vector fields information. - ``get_surfaces_info`` for getting the surfaces information. Get fields info ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can request the fields information (field name, domain, and section) by calling the ``get_fields_info`` method. .. code-block:: python >>> field_info.get_fields_info() {'pressure': {'display_name': 'Static Pressure', 'section': 'Pressure...', 'domain': 'mixture'}, 'pressure-coefficient': {'display_name': 'Pressure Coefficient', 'section': 'Pressure...', 'domain': 'mixture'}, 'dynamic-pressure': {'display_name': 'Dynamic Pressure', 'section': 'Pressure...', 'domain': 'mixture'}, 'absolute-pressure': {'display_name': 'Absolute Pressure', 'section': 'Pressure...', 'domain': 'mixture'}, ...} Get range ~~~~~~~~~ You can request the range (minimum and maximum values) for a given ``field`` by calling the ``get_range`` method. It takes a ``field`` argument which can be obtained from the keys of the dictionary returned by ``get_fields_info`` method. .. code-block:: python >>> field_info.get_range("velocity") [0.0, 0.0] >>> field_info.get_range("cell-weight") [8.0, 24.0] Get vector fields info ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can request the vector fields information by calling the ``get_vector_fields_info`` method. .. code-block:: python >>> field_info.get_vector_fields_info() {'velocity': {'x-component': 'x-velocity', 'y-component': 'y-velocity', 'z-component': 'z-velocity'}, 'relative-velocity': {'x-component': 'relative-x-velocity', 'y-component': 'relative-y-velocity', 'z-component': 'relative-z-velocity'}} Get surfaces info ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can request the surfaces information (surface name, ID, and type) by calling the ``get_surfaces_info`` method. .. code-block:: python >>> field_info.get_surfaces_info() {'symmetry-xyplane': {'surface_id': [5], 'zone_id': 29, 'zone_type': 'symmetry', 'type': 'zone-surf'}, 'hot-inlet': {'surface_id': [4], 'zone_id': 30, 'zone_type': 'velocity-inlet', 'type': 'zone-surf'}, 'cold-inlet': {'surface_id': [3], 'zone_id': 31, 'zone_type': 'velocity-inlet', 'type': 'zone-surf'}, 'outlet': {'surface_id': [2], 'zone_id': 32, 'zone_type': 'pressure-outlet', 'type': 'zone-surf'}, 'wall-inlet': {'surface_id': [1], 'zone_id': 33, 'zone_type': 'wall', 'type': 'zone-surf'}, 'wall-elbow': {'surface_id': [0], 'zone_id': 34, 'zone_type': 'wall', 'type': 'zone-surf'}} .. currentmodule:: ansys.fluent.core.services .. autosummary:: :toctree: _autosummary :template: noindex-class.rst :recursive: field_data.FieldInfo