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    This document provides instructions for viewing the results of a simulation of flow in a static mixer in ANSYS CFX-Post. It describes setting the number of keyframes and intermediate frames to create an animation that plays from frame 1 to frame 22, showing the update of the slice plane for each intermediate frame. The controls in the Animation dialog box are now active after setting the keyframes and number of intermediate frames. To view the animation, click "Play the animation".

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    This document provides instructions for viewing the results of a simulation of flow in a static mixer in ANSYS CFX-Post. It describes setting the number of keyframes and intermediate frames to create an animation that plays from frame 1 to frame 22, showing the update of the slice plane for each intermediate frame. The controls in the Animation dialog box are now active after setting the keyframes and number of intermediate frames. To view the animation, click "Play the animation".

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    This document provides instructions for viewing the results of a simulation of flow in a static mixer in ANSYS CFX-Post. It describes setting the number of keyframes and intermediate frames to create an animation that plays from frame 1 to frame 22, showing the update of the slice plane for each intermediate frame. The controls in the Animation dialog box are now active after setting the keyframes and number of intermediate frames. To view the animation, click "Play the animation".

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

    5. Select KeyframeNo1.
    6. Set # of Frames (located below the list of keyframes) to 20.
    This is the number of intermediate frames used when going from KeyframeNo1 to
    KeyframeNo2. This number is displayed in the Frames column for KeyframeNo1.
    7. Press Enter.
    The Frame # column shows the frame in which each keyframe appears. KeyframeNo1
    appears at frame 1 since it defines the start of the animation. KeyframeNo2 is at frame
    22 since you have 20 intermediate frames (frames 2 to 21) in between KeyframeNo1 and
    KeyframeNo2.

    Viewing the Animation


    More keyframes could be added, but this animation has only two keyframes (which is the
    minimum possible).

    Synopsis The controls previously greyed-out in the Animation dialog box are now available. The
    number of intermediate frames between keyframes is listed beside the keyframe having the
    lowest number of the pair. The number of keyframes listed beside the last keyframe is
    ignored.

    Procedure 1. Click Play the animation .


    The animation plays from frame 1 to frame 22. It plays relatively slowly because the slice
    plane must be updated for each frame.

    ANSYS CFX Tutorials. ANSYS CFX Release 11.0. © 1996-2006 ANSYS Europe, Ltd. All rights reserved. Page 27
    Contains proprietary and confidential information of ANSYS, Inc. and its subsidiaries and affiliates.

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